Détruira

Détruira is the future simple tense, third-person singular form of the French verb détruire. The verb détruire means to destroy, demolish, ruin, or wreck. Therefore, détruira translates to "will destroy" or "will demolish." It is used to express an action of destruction that will take place in the future.

For example, in the sentence "Le feu détruira la maison" (The fire will destroy the house), "détruira" indicates a future event of destruction. Similarly, in "L'ouragan détruira la ville" (The hurricane will destroy the city), it signifies a future demolition caused by a natural disaster. This form is part of the regular conjugation pattern for verbs ending in -uire in the future tense. The future simple tense in French is generally used for actions that are certain to happen or are planned for the future, and détruira follows this convention. It is distinct from the *futur proche* (near future), which uses the present tense of *aller* followed by the infinitive, such as "va détruire" (is going to destroy).