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[Star Wars] Why is "destroyed" used so often to describe somebody's death, instead of "killed/murdered/died" etc.?

Especially among Force-users. Is it some kind of taboo to imply death (via murder or otherwise)?
gpt
"Destroy" has a bit more universal application; for average humans death is pretty commonly, but when dealing with droids, or alien cultures that don't process the idea of death as most humans do (they're really big on the circle of life, believe in reincarnation, etc), "destroy" gets the point across in a way that "death" might not. Even if you honestly believe that people have a 90 day respawn timer and then pop back up as a baby, the notion of destroying the person *as they currently exist* can be understood.