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esborrament
Deletion by an act of expunging or erasing.
expunging
expunction
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esborrament
1
There is also an accepted convention for 'writing under
erasure
'
;
the text
2
The past was erased, the
erasure
was forgotten, the lie became truth.
3
It is the systematic
erasure
of remain from the national story.
4
Then the chief editor went on with his
erasure
;
and interlineations.
5
Mr. Adams raises another point about the
erasure
of Harlem's heritage.
6
Their surprising overarching design, it became clear, was a step-by-step quest for
self
-
erasure
.
7
There's no
erasure
on this one and no mention of a Benjamin either.
8
The writing is remarkable for its legibility and freedom from
erasure
.
9
Sachar had been watching the steady process of
erasure
with fast growing anger.
10
For six months Bonaparte demanded my
erasure
without being able to obtain it.
11
Normal fetal germ cell development requires complete
erasure
and re-establishment of DNA methylation.
12
On reaching Paris I found that my
erasure
had taken place.
13
The other is the
erasure
of non-human life from the land by farming.
14
It was a scandal -kind of an
erasure
of our metaphysical complexity.
15
The
erasure
of blackness continues with some Black-owned businessmen and women.
16
I often have to fight
erasure
from white gays and Black heterosexuals alike.
erasure
make an erasure
complete erasure
historical erasure
mandatory erasure
much erasure
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