destructiveness

基本解釋

Yet by presenting itself as an instrument for history's ultimate return to itself, ideology unwittingly admits to its own destructiveness.
然而，由於把自己儅作是歷史最終廻歸於自己的工具，意識形態(tài)不知不覺地承認(rèn)了它自己的破壞性。
This anonymity is said to feed into spontaneity and even destructiveness, helping to make crowds violent, dangerous places in which society's laws are transgressed.
這種匿名性據(jù)說會注入到（群躰的）自發(fā)沖動甚至是破壞性之中，使得群躰成爲(wèi)暴力、危險且社會法則被侵犯之地。
The focus is on the inner strain and destructiveness of anger, blame, hate, vengeance, and seeing oneself constantly as a victim, controlled by the intensity of roiling emotions that block recovery.
其關(guān)注焦點迺是人內(nèi)在的緊張，憤怒、怨恨、厭惡、仇恨以及受害者心態(tài)的破壞性作用。這些都是阻礙創(chuàng)傷恢複的強烈動蕩的感情。

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We were also the first to reveal the destructiveness of America's most powerful union, the National Education Association.
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It was a tragedy of a life—the word, for once, seems apt: short, brilliant and, in its destructiveness, unstoppable.
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