decimators
Those who devastate
Decimators are people or things that destroy a large portion of something.
The word comes from the Roman military practice of killing one in ten soldiers as punishment, but modern usage emphasizes severe destruction rather than the precise fraction: The locusts were decimators of crops across three provinces.
In audio production, a decimator is a filter that reduces sampling rate.
Those who destroy completely
- annihilatorsThose who destroy completely
- demolishersThose who destroy structures
- eradicatorsThose who destroy completely
- exterminatorsProfessionals who eliminate vermin
wreckers · ravagers · devastators · ruiners · crushers · pulverizers · dismantlers · despoilers
Act of completely ruining
- annihilationUtter, complete destruction
- obliterationTotal destruction or erasure
- eradicationTotal elimination of something
- exterminationComplete destruction of a group
ruination · carnage · havoc · desolation · wreckage · massacre · slaughter · genocide
Showing no clemency
- pitilessLacking any compassion
- brutalSavagely harsh or severe
- savageFierce and untamed
- viciousCruelly aggressive in nature
relentless · unsparing · cold-blooded · heartless · cruel · remorseless · implacable · unforgiving
obliterators
Those who destroy completely
- annihilatorsThose who destroy completely
- demolishersThose who destroy structures
- eradicatorsThose who destroy completely
exterminators · wreckers · ravagers · devastators · ruiners · crushers · pulverizers · dismantlers · despoilers · plunderers
destruction
Act of completely ruining
- annihilationUtter, complete destruction
- obliterationTotal destruction or erasure
- eradicationTotal elimination of something
extermination · ruination · carnage · havoc · desolation · wreckage · massacre · slaughter · genocide · holocaust
merciless
Showing no clemency
vicious · relentless · unsparing · cold-blooded · heartless · cruel · remorseless · implacable · unforgiving · ferocious
terror
Extreme, overwhelming fear
nightmare · scourge · plague · bane · threat · peril · doom · reckoning · wrath · fury
decimatorsbuilders
Those who construct things
creators · constructors · founders · architects · makers
decimatorshealers
Those who treat ailments
saviors · restorers · rescuers · protectors · preservers
decimatorsmultipliers
Values that scale others
replenishers · proliferators · growers · augmenters · expanders