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Meanings of obliterate by in English

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Usage of obliterate by in English
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He will be the more urgent to obliterate by kindness this injustice when he understands the aims of the Cummins.
The Scottish Chiefs
2
His voice was abruptly obliterated by a new one, enormous yet familiar!
Cities in Flight
3
In midsummer the bed is dry, and almost obliterated by the drift.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 02, No. 11, September, 1858 / A Mag...
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The marks of the sleigh would be quickly obliterated by the storm.
Ladies Must Live
5
Any tire tracks or footprints had long since been obliterated by rain.
Bones Are Forever
6
Notes made by pencils are easily obliterated by the motion of travelling.
Recreations of Christopher North, Volume 2
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These distinctions were obliterated by Peter the Great and his immediate successors.
Russia
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And below that, almost obliterated by thirty-six seasons of freeze and thaw:
Salem’s Lot
9
The usual signs of asphyxia had been obliterated by decomposition and saponification.
Break No Bones
10
What, through your obstinacy, has occurred, cannot be obliterated by your gold.
Mohammed Ali and His House
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The lines in which the objectionable words appeared were obliterated by Lord Byron.
A Publisher and His Friends / Memoir and Correspondence of John ...
12
The stars were few-themultitude obliterated by the moon, the luminaries abashed thereby.
The Yoke / A Romance of the Days when the Lord Redeemed the Chil...
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Never has one dominating news story been so obliterated by another.
The Irish Times
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The oxen had gone, and their spoor was obliterated by the fresh-fallen flakes.
Nada the Lily
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The day was rather dark, and the mountains were obliterated by a haze.
A First Year in Canterbury Settlement
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Any sign left by the creatures had been obliterated by wind or surf.
Monster Hunter International