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auto-destruct

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au·to-de·struct (ôt-d-strkt)
intr.v. au·to-de·struct·ed, au·to-de·struct·ing, au·to-de·structs
To destroy itself or oneself; self-destruct.
[auto- + (self-)destruct.]
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