Usage of "expunction"

Catalan

Deletion by an act of expunging or erasing.

Synonyms

Examples for "erasure"

Examples for "erasure"

There is also an accepted convention for 'writing under erasure'; the text 
 The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000 

The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became truth. 
 Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) 

It is the systematic erasure of remain from the national story. 
 The Guardian 

Then the chief editor went on with his erasure; and interlineations. 
 Sketches New and Old 

Mr. Adams raises another point about the erasure of Harlem's heritage. 
 Ebony 

But the thought of his own expunging from the picture was very bitter. 
 The Trespasser 

One cuts a supposed knot by expunging what another would explain by omitting something else. 
 The Odyssey 

The moment she said it she was ashamed and drew an expunging hand across her lips. 
 The Judge 

Sharkey is seeking back pay and bonuses and an expunging of the firing from her record. 
 Reuters 

He loves to take a tale and re-write it for the press by carefully expunging the facts. 
 Remarks 

Usage of expunction in English

After Machiavelli, it was Seneca, and then Democratis on the expunction of melancholy. 
 Desert places: a novel of terror 

Sometimes the expunction is total. 
 The Guardian 

Translations for expunction

Catalan

Expunction through the time

Meanings of expunction in English