Debris (noun)

The remains of something that has been broken or destroyed.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from french débris, from obsolete débreiser "unbuild", from dé- (expressing negation) + breiser "to break".

Examples:

1. The debris from the tornado littered the streets.
2. The debris from the crash blocked the road.
3. The debris from the explosion was scattered over a wide area.
4. The debris from the fire was cleared away.
5. The debris from the storm was removed from the beach.