Destructiveness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Self destructive
Destroying or tending to destroy ones self or itself rucidal
San Joseacute scale
A very destructive scale insect Aspidiotus perniciosus that infests the apple pear and other fruit trees So called because first introduced
Pernicion
Destruction perdition
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Liberticide
The destruction of civil liberty
Katabolism
Destructive or downward metabolism regressive metamorphism same as catabolism now the more common spelling opposed to anabolism See Disassimilation
Indestructible
Not destructible incapable of decomposition or of being destroyed as the Russian harvesters had primitive electronics but they were built
Imperdible
Not destructible
Depopulacy
Depopulation destruction of population
Exitial
Destructive fatal
Decreation
Destruction opposed to creation
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