Opposite of production.
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Primary Base | vast* |
Cross-Reference
Siblings
| * | Agency | |
| vast* | Destruction | Opposite of production. |
| genuraq* | Factory | Facility or instrument of production. |
| * | Moderation | |
| genurew* | Nonproduction | Lack of production. |
| op* | Opus | Result of production. |
| * | Parentage | |
| viq* | Physical Energy | |
| viqew* | Physical Inertness | Lack of physical energy. |
| filji* | Posterity | |
| mekor* | Producer | Generator of production. |
| mek* | Production | |
| fekund* | Productiveness | Ability of production. |
| * | Reproduction | |
| fekundew* | Unproductiveness | |
| viol* | Violence | |
Notes
Destruction
vast* Destruction. Waste, dissolution, breaking up; disruption; diruption [obs.], consumption; disorganization.
vastoq* Executive: To use/wield destruction.
vastor* Generative: To destroy.
vastos* Essive of having.
vastod* Dative agent: To destroy.
vastend* Dative patient: To be destroyed (by/from).
vastaq* Means: Destroyer.
vastm* Result of destruction: Devastation, waste, debris.
FALL, downfall, ruin, perdition, debacle, débâcle [F.], crash, éboulement [F.], smash [colloq.], havoc, délabrement [F.], breakdown, break-up; prostration, cave-in [colloq.]; desolation, bouleversement [F.], wreck, wrack [archaic], shipwreck, cataclysm; washout.
EXTINCTION, annihilation; destruction of life [See Killing].
Demolition, demolishment [rare], overthrow, subversion, suppression; abolition (abrogation) [See Abrogation]; biblioclasm; sacrifice; ravage, devastation, razzia; incendiarism; revolution [See Revolution]; extirpation (extraction) [See Extraction]; dilapidation (deterioration) [See Deterioration].