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If you must choose between one of the two, 'destructive' is the best choice since a geyser eruption never 'constructs' anything. And some enormous eruption might 'destroy' its immediate surroundings.

In practice however, geysers are neither of the two. They hardly ever 'destroy' anything, being basically just natural fountains that start randomly or blow water and steam continuously, just like artificial fountains. The do however indicate the presence of volcanic activity in the very near vicinity. And such a volcanic eruption certainly would be labeled 'destructive'.

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