rale
/ˈreɪz/ /ˈrɛz/ /ˈreɪz/ /ˈrɛz/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or demolish something, especially a building, by destroying it with explosives or by pulling it down.
“The old castle will be razed to make way for a new development.”
2. verb
to remove or get rid of something, especially a feature or a problem, in a sudden and violent way.
“The new policy will raze the old tax laws and replace them with a simpler system.”
3. noun
the act of removing or demolishing something, especially a building, by destroying it with explosives or by pulling it down.
“The razing of the old town was a tragic event that was met with widespread criticism.”
4. noun
the act of removing or getting rid of something, especially a feature or a problem, in a sudden and violent way.
“The razing of the old tax laws was a drastic measure that was met with mixed reactions.”