demolish

/dəˈmɒl.ɪʃ/verb

To destroy something completely, such as an argument, a belief, or an opponent's chances.

Example sentence

“In the debate, she demolished every point her rival raised.”

Informally it also means to eat something fast and completely: 'we demolished the pizza in minutes'.

Related words

demotionA move down to a lower position, rank, or level.demiseThe death of a person, or the point at which something comes to an end or collapses.demureQuiet, modest, and a little shy in manner.demeanorThe outward manner typical of a person, shown through things like body language and facial expressions.denoteTo be a sign of something; to show or mark it.delveTo dig into the ground, especially using a shovel.