Word: Destroyable
Part of Speech: Adjective
Definition: The word "destroyable" means something that can be destroyed. If something is destroyable, it means it is not strong enough to last forever and can be broken, ruined, or eliminated.
Usage Instructions: You can use "destroyable" to describe objects, materials, or even ideas that can be damaged or removed. It is often used in discussions about safety, durability, and environmental impact.
Example Sentence: - "The old building was made of wood, so it was easily destroyable in the fire."
Advanced Usage: In more complex discussions, "destroyable" can also relate to concepts in philosophy or environmental science. For example, one might say, "Certain ecosystems are destroyable due to human activity, leading to loss of biodiversity."
Word Variants: - Destroy: The verb form, meaning to cause something to be destroyed. - Destruction: The noun form, meaning the act of destroying something. - Destroyer: A noun that refers to someone or something that destroys.
Different Meaning: - "Destroyable" specifically refers to the ability to be destroyed. In contrast, "indestructible" means something that cannot be destroyed.
Synonyms: - Breakable - Fragile - Vulnerable - Perishable
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:While there are no direct idioms or phrasal verbs that use "destroyable," you might encounter phrases like: - "Torn to shreds" which means something has been completely destroyed. - "Wipe out" which means to eliminate completely.