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DESTRUCTION
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DESTRUCTION
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Connection
This connects to the topic of depression because when you are depressed you can push people away and destroy relationships.
Denotation
- the act of destroying or state of being destroyed; demolition
- a cause of ruin or means of destroying
Cononation
When I think of the word destruction I think negatively about it because when I hear it I think of breaking something and when you break something it is typically a bad thing. But if you say "you destroyed that dance" it means you killed it.
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Destructionc. 1300, destruccioun "ruin;" early 14c., "act of destroying, devastation; state of being destroyed," from Old French destruction (12c.) and directly from Latin destructionem (nominative destructio) "a pulling down, destruction," noun of action from past-participle stem of destruere "tear down, demolish," literally "un-build," from de "un-, down" (see de-) + struere "to pile, build" (from PIE streu-, extended form of root stere- "to spread"). Meaning "cause of destruction" is from late 14c.
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