He accused opposition leaders of doing a demolition job on the president.demolition jobˌdemoˈlition ˌjob noun [countable] 
He accused opposition leaders of doing a demolition job on the president.2an event, especially a sports event, in which one person or team defeats the other one very easilydemolition job against Currie led the team with 55 points in the demolition job against Ireland.
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- But Leeds completed their demolition job with a fourth 10 minutes from time.
- It was a demolition job from start to finish.
- Leinster did a similar demolition job on Llanelli and lost narrowly to the South-west Division.
- Trapped by the elements, menaced by the wildlife, this team-building exercise ends up being a demolition job.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY He accused opposition leaders of doing a demolition job on the president.
1an act of criticizing someone severely or telling other people things about them which may be unfair or untrue, in order to harm them or to cause people to have a bad opinion of them: He accused opposition leaders of doing a demolition job on the president. He accused opposition leaders of doing a demolition job on the president.2an event, especially a sports event, in which one person or team defeats the other one very easilydemolition job against Currie led the team with 55 points in the demolition job against Ireland.