1 May 14, 1948. Manages passage of Mundt-Nixon bill, the first piece of legislation passed by the House Committee on Un-American Activities in ten years, providing for the annual registration of members of the Communist party.  July 5, 1948. Daughter Julie Nixon is born.
To destroy is defined as to damage, ruin or spoil something beyond repair. When you drive a truck into a house and totally demolish it, this is an example of a situation where you destroy the house. 1  to tear down; demolish. 2  to break up or spoil completely; ruin.
demolish verb [T] (DESTROY). B2 to âcompletely âdestroy a âbuilding, âespecially in âorder to use the âland for something âelse: A ânumber of âhouses were demolished so that the âsupermarket could be âbuilt. C2 to âprove that an âargument or âtheory is âwrong: He âcompletely demolished all her âarguments.More examples. The â building had to be demolished because of â subsidence. 2  One by one the â old â buildings in the â city have been demolished and â replaced with â modern â tower â blocks. 3  The â explosion â virtually demolished several â nearby â houses.