Verb:

ಹಗ್ಗವನ್ನು ಕತ್ತರಿಸು,

cut to ribbons's Usage Examples:

jointly claimed two aircraft shot down, even though Letts aircraft was "cut to ribbons", and Collins killed.

Producer Dunning said the film was essentially "cut to ribbons" in order to achieve an R-rating.

followed Kennedy"s from Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem was, in Kennedy"s words, "cut to ribbons.

Brumfiel, Geoff (15 April 2009), "Nanotubes cut to ribbons: New techniques open up carbon tubes to create ribbons", Nature, doi:10.

later Ari showed me a copy of Mastorakis’ original story which had been cut to ribbons by the military censors".

"U"s cut to ribbons by Daggers, as Magnus sees red".

torn out, women are raped, children are killed, scores of people are cut to ribbons with machine-gun fire, or blown up — a book I have describes Rambo as.

According to Ctesias, the first wave was "cut to ribbons", with only two or three Spartans killed in return.

a cavalry regiment 450 strong to recapture Ejerie ; it was promptly cut to ribbons by the Arbagnoch, and only 50 men escaped with their lives.

departure she found the handkerchief untouched while the cap had been cut to ribbons.

nothing, tying yourself in knots? But speaking up is going to get you cut to ribbons? That"s this card.

Martin Gottfried, noting that the plot line had been cut to ribbons, found "the story impossible to follow"".

Breen had managed to get away, his feet cut to ribbons by the glass of Professor Carolan"s greenhouse, and was now being hidden.

Synonyms:

destroy, demolish,

Antonyms:

make, assemble, raise,