Intensely painful or destructive; keen, piercing; deadly. Of a thing, esp. a natural agent, weapon, disease, suffering, poison, etc.

Brought to decay or ruin; ruined, destroyed.

That brings or tends to bring ruin; disastrous, destructive, damaging. In later use also: that costs more than can be afforded, excessively expensive.

Destructive. Obsolete. rare.

Of a thing, action, intent, etc.: causing or likely to cause harm, esp. in a gradual or insidious manner; dangerous, destructive; evil. Also in…

Having the quality of destroying; tending to destroy, put an end to, or completely spoil; pernicious, deadly, annihilative. Const. to, of.

Involving confusion, discomfiture, or perdition. Obsolete.

That destroys, destructive. destroying angel U.S. = Danite, n. 2.

= exitial, adj.

Irreparably damaged or spoilt; brought low. Obsolete.

Deadly, destructive. Obsolete.

Causing destruction or devastation; effecting damage or harm; destructive.

Murderous, destructive.

That ruins someone or something; destructive. Now rare.

That brings something or someone to ruin; destructive.

Corrupting, destructive.

Destructive.

in suds (†in suds, in the sud): chiefly in to lieor be in the suds; to lay, leave in the suds. Undone; done for; in disgrace. Similarly, into the suds…

Of the nature of a destroyer; = destructive, adj.

Destructive of. Obsolete. rare.

Scottish. Destructive.

Harmful to health; debilitating, wasting, consuming. Obsolete.

Harmful to health; = predatory, adj. 2.

That demolishes, destroys, or overthrows something; destructive.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2, or < untwine, v.)

Ruinous, destructive.

Addicted to destruction, destructive.

= destructive, adj.

Causing death, deadly, fatal; (now) spec. of a disease, wound, or blow; frequently with to. Also figurative: destructive or very damaging.

That wrecks; causing wreck, ruin, or destruction; destructive.

Producing or resulting in death, destruction, or irreversible ruin, material or immaterial; deadly, destructive, ruinous. Const. to. Also in phrase…

Having, or involving the use of, four hands and feet with opposable digits; spec. of, relating to, or designating the former mammalian order Quadr…

Mutually destructive.

Utterly devastating or destructive, crushing; annihilative.

Of or relating to the demolition, destruction, or defeat of something, esp. the comprehensive critique or refutation of an argument, theory, etc.

That brings or tends to bring ruin; ruinous, disastrous.

Tending to consume, use up, or devour, esp. wastefully.

figurative. Suggestive of thunder; of threatening aspect, or charged with latent energy, like a thunder-cloud; violent, destructive, or terrifying…