Object

• enemy: The operations are conducted, not to provide material for the German press, but to annihilate the enemy 's resistance.

• people: With slogans of combating terrorism, the administration thrust the army into the furnace of a war to annihilate the Iraqi people.

• opposition: It was Nelson's first demonstration that he would, given the chance, annihilate opposition rather than simply defeat it.

Adjective complement

• big: Cats download free pokemon game can't download free pokemon game annihilate big, strong young men.

Infinitive complement

• produce: When protons are collided at high energies the valence quarks can be knocked beyond this radius and annihilate to produce new particles.

Modifying Another Word

• practically: Wallace's spearmen were practically annihilated, leading to a re-establishment of Scottish control by Edward and his men.

• utterly: Two hours later, King James IV of Scots and a majority of the leaders of our nation had been utterly annihilated.

• virtually: Although virtually annihilated last century, the fur seal population has recovered steadily, and now numbers in excess of 50,000 individuals.

• totally: Totally annihilated, I could not even gather my thoughts.

• nearly: Sleeping sickness has, during the last four years, nearly annihilated this little community.

Preposition: with

• electron: Positrons ( the anti particle of electrons ) are fired into matter and annihilate with electrons.

Preposition: by

• force: Had we not been easily annihilated by a force so inferior in numbers but vastly superior in jungle warfare.