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Destructive forces are the forces that destroy things.(tear things down.)
destructive forces is when an earthquake or tornado...it destroys houses and buildign and that's how people lost there jobs a while back bacuse there job building got destroyed by a destructive force
a force that breaks thing down
A destrucive force in geology refers to any force that leads to the wearing away of mountains and other landforms.
A destructive force means to destroy.

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