What is another word for dis mantled?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪs mˈantə͡ld], [ dˈɪs mˈantəld], [ d_ˈɪ_s m_ˈa_n_t_əl_d]
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Similar words for dis mantled:
- wrecked (adjective)
- break up (verb)
- cannibalize (verb)
- damage (verb)
- demolish (verb)
- deprive (verb)
- destroy (verb)
- disintegrate (verb)
- dismantle (verb)
- dismember (verb)
- disrobe (verb)
- divest (verb)
- lift (verb)
- part (verb)
- pull down (verb)
- quench (verb)
- ravage (verb)
- recall (verb)
- repeal (verb)
- rescind (verb)
- reverse (verb)
- revoke (verb)
- strip (verb)
- tear down (verb)
- undress (verb)
Synonyms for Dis mantled:
adj.
• wrecked (adjective)v.
• break up (verb)- disrupt,
- dismantle,
- part,
- end,
- disperse,
- scatter,
- sever,
- stop,
- divide,
- divorce,
- split,
- dissolve,
- separate,
- suspend,
- disband,
- take apart,
- adjourn,
- halt,
- terminate,
- sunder,
- put an end to.
- dirty,
- tarnish,
- defile,
- wound,
- contaminate,
- burn,
- wrong,
- deface,
- wear away,
- maltreat,
- impair,
- mangle,
- gnaw,
- incapacitate,
- bleach,
- injure,
- weaken,
- bang up,
- pollute,
- mar,
- maim,
- spoil,
- tamper with,
- fade,
- vitiate,
- disintegrate,
- blight,
- stab,
- crack,
- corrupt,
- rust,
- discolor,
- ravage,
- scathe,
- mutilate,
- batter,
- hurt,
- lacerate,
- undermine,
- disfigure,
- infect,
- cripple,
- corrode,
- harm,
- scorch,
- break,
- tear,
- rot,
- smash,
- scratch,
- abuse,
- stain,
- wreak havoc on.
- bulldoze,
- eat,
- sink,
- pulverize,
- total,
- wax,
- take out,
- flatten,
- burst,
- crush,
- overturn,
- defeat,
- gobble up,
- trash,
- put away,
- torpedo,
- dilapidate,
- obliterate,
- overthrow,
- wipe off map,
- devour,
- devastate,
- put in toilet.
- dispossess,
- despoil,
- bereave,
- wrest,
- stiff,
- disinherit,
- lose,
- rob,
- expropriate,
- hold back,
- skim,
- seize,
- dock,
- oust.
- dispatch,
- quell,
- maraud,
- nuke,
- consume,
- extirpate,
- erase,
- lay waste,
- eradicate,
- stamp out,
- wipe out,
- quash,
- zap,
- extinguish,
- liquidate,
- blot out,
- swallow up,
- butcher,
- shatter,
- exterminate,
- vaporize,
- sabotage,
- desolate,
- gut,
- ravish,
- kill,
- axe,
- annul,
- slay,
- damage,
- snuff out,
- Spoliate,
- nullify,
- abort,
- suppress,
- cream,
- waste.
- decompose,
- atomize,
- turn to dust,
- come apart,
- descend,
- taint,
- fade away,
- Deliquesce,
- worsen,
- wash away,
- decay,
- break apart,
- fall to pieces,
- putrefy,
- splinter,
- detach,
- disconnect,
- molder,
- wash out,
- crumble,
- turn,
- degenerate,
- disunite,
- decline,
- wither,
- disorganize,
- Disimprove.
- break down,
- take down,
- disassemble,
- bankrupt,
- wrack,
- part out,
- tear down,
- ruin,
- take to pieces,
- undo,
- demolish,
- break up,
- deprive,
- dismember,
- strike,
- divest,
- decimate,
- annihilate,
- pull down,
- Unrig,
- level,
- disrobe,
- subvert,
- dismount,
- bare,
- fell,
- wreck,
- destroy,
- knock down,
- denude,
- strip,
- denudate,
- raze.
- peel,
- shuck,
- remove,
- take it off,
- shed,
- unbutton,
- husk,
- undress,
- uncover,
- doff,
- unclothe,
- slip out of.
- disjoin,
- cleave,
- articulate,
- subdivide,
- slice,
- dichotomize,
- particularize,
- portion,
- factor,
- itemize,
- segment,
- section,
- dissever,
- partition.
- harry,
- desecrate,
- overwhelm,
- forage,
- sack,
- leave in ruins,
- pillage,
- sweep away,
- rape,
- capture,
- overrun,
- raid,
- loot,
- trample,
- prostrate,
- pirate,
- wreak havoc,
- foray,
- prey.
- disqualify,
- repeal,
- revoke,
- lift,
- Palinode,
- take back,
- recant,
- call in,
- dismiss,
- withdraw,
- forswear,
- call back,
- abjure,
- retract,
- unsay,
- discharge.
- blow,
- back out,
- scrub,
- nix,
- backpedal,
- vacate,
- shoot down,
- worm out,
- invalidate,
- ko,
- throw over,
- call off,
- void,
- renig,
- abrogate,
- stand down,
- abolish,
- opt out,
- weasel out,
- set aside,
- x-out.
- double back,
- alter,
- Overset,
- upset,
- overrule,
- turn the tables,
- turn around,
- convert,
- flip-flop,
- backtrack,
- declare null and void,
- modify,
- negate.
How to use "Dis mantled" in context?
Dis mantled is an opera in three acts with a prologue and an epilogue, conceived and composed by Leigh Harline. The opera is licensed under the GNU General Public License.
The story is set in a future world in which the environment is in ruination and the humans are exploiting the planet's resources to the point where they are going extinct. The main characters are a brother and sister, Zach and April, who are scientists working to find a way to save the planet.
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