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Meanings of obliterate in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "efface"
Examples for "efface"
1
His general demeanour tends to efface his foreign descent from the mind.
2
No amount of scrubbing could quite efface the traces of the catastrophe.
3
These advantages have often been enough to efface every idea of danger.
4
Your celebrity will efface that of the Montargis and St. Bernard heroes.
5
Hetty, who divined it, went the swiftest way to efface the memory.
Usage of obliterate in anglès
1
He was there and nothing in the future could obliterate the fact.
2
Success could provide the hard wind she needed to obliterate that cloud.
3
He hopes that time will obliterate your image; but that is impossible.
4
Therefore, Socialism, excluding competition inspired by self-interest would obliterate the social dividend.
5
Which is why it makes perfect sense to obliterate the stereotype itself!
6
Some sly Californian may even contrive an Indian attack to obliterate them.
7
Yet neither time nor injury can obliterate style or wholly degrade marble.
8
Turrell also says that the intention is not to obliterate the dark.
9
For that, Roderick vowed to obliterate the Directeur and everything he cherished.
10
Could he but obliterate as completely the dread reckoning of another world!
11
I close my eyes and obliterate the smoke trees on the hillside.
12
Hank Paulson had just made the decision that would obliterate the world's economy.
13
They try to obliterate their identity so they can't be seen.
14
And there the waves sweep in and obliterate his foot-prints forever.
15
The object consequently of the tricks of the poacher is to obliterate himself.
16
We did obliterate many a world that their people called home.
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Obliterate through the time
Obliterate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common