Object

• village: The warriors set off on horseback and proceed to raze the rustic village to the ground.

• building: The priests heal with their breath; with breath expelled as sound they can raise great weights or raze a building to the ground.

• head: Argent a fesse gules between three eagles ' heads razed sable with three scallops or upon the fesse.

Subject

• fire: Description: The Banqueting House is the only surviving fragment of the palace of Whitehall, razed by fire in 1698.

Modifying Another Word

• completely: One hotel had one wing completely razed to the ground.

• then: They then razed all traces of it from history.

• also: The church with 400 women and children locked inside was also razed to the ground.

• systematically: After brutally ending the uprising, the Germans systematically razed Warsaw to the ground.

• reportedly: Serb forces have reportedly razed the majority of the town and its surrounding villages.

Infinitive complement

• ground: It was razed to ground by the German forces along with the rest of Warsaw in 1944.

Preposition: of

• village: It was not an isolated case: the Americans had authorized the razing of villages throughout the province.

Preposition: by

• fire: Description: The Banqueting House is the only surviving fragment of the palace of Whitehall, razed by fire in 1698.