He accused opposition leaders of doing a demolition job on the president.demolitiondem‧o‧li‧tion /ˌdeməˈlɪʃən/ ●○○ noun [countable, uncountable] 
Consent is required for the demolition of any building. Demolition work has already begun at the site.2an easy defeat: 50,000 fans watched the 7-0 demolition of Dynamo Kiev.3a process in which something is ended or ruined completely: The policies are intended to halt the demolition of the rural economy.4the act of proving that an idea, opinion etc is wrong: This is a legend that deserves demolition.
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES He accused opposition leaders of doing a demolition job on the president.
1the complete destruction of a building: He accused opposition leaders of doing a demolition job on the president. Consent is required for the demolition of any building. Demolition work has already begun at the site.2an easy defeat: 50,000 fans watched the 7-0 demolition of Dynamo Kiev.3a process in which something is ended or ruined completely: The policies are intended to halt the demolition of the rural economy.4the act of proving that an idea, opinion etc is wrong: This is a legend that deserves demolition.