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Maelstrom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Looking for a word(regarding architectural constructs)

How do I describe a state where a building/language character is getting
de-constructurized?( I know that it might not be the most correct word or a word that is correct at all, but I guess you can infer what I mean here)
Is there a formal word for this?

Thank you.
  

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maelstrom a building/language character is getting de-constructurized? Buildings are demolished (by a demolition crew). I have no idea why you think the same word would apply to a language or language character, whatever it is you're trying to convey there.

— CalifJim

  • maelstrom a building/language character is getting de-constructurized?
  • Buildings are demolished (by a demolition crew).
  • I have no idea why you think the same word would apply to a language or language character, whatever it is you're trying to convey there.
  • CJ
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maelstrom a building/language character is getting de-constructurized?
Buildings are demolished (by a demolition crew).

I have no idea why you think the same word would apply to a language or language character, whatever it is you're trying to convey there.

CJ
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CalifJim maelstrom a building/language character is getting de-constructurized?Buildings are demolished (by a demolition crew).I have no idea why you think the same word would apply to a language or language character, whatever it is you're trying to convey there.CJ
No, demolish is not what I'm looking for here
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"Deconstruct" may be possible, but other that, I'm stumped. I'll return to this thread and add other suggestions if any come to mind.

CJ
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