Annihilative in a sentence as an adjective

They don't want "annihilative liability" and are doing everything they can to prevent such an outcome.

White Castle's complaint against "annihilative liability" is more corporate/institutional exceptionalism. Human persons are often completely financially destroyed by civil suits.

I don't have enough information to form strong opinions about this specific case, but > what White Castle's lawyers described as "annihilative liability" sounds like something that should very much be on the table more frequently when large companies have repeated egregious violations of law as is alleged here.

Annihilative definitions

adjective

wreaking or capable of wreaking complete destruction; "possessing annihilative power"; "a devastating hurricane"; "the guns opened a withering fire"

See also: annihilating devastating withering