Meanings of obliterate from in English

Can ye obliterate from our memories those who are no more?

Would any amount of fame to-morrow obliterate from Laura's memory his embarrassment of yesterday?

Then arose those terrible persecutions which aimed to obliterate from the earth the last vestige of Christianity.

These tragic occurrences had done much to obliterate from the memory of all the cibolero and his deeds.

What emergency of life can obliterate from the mind of a pretty woman the necessity of a toilet?

This girl whom I cannot, and would not if I could, obliterate from my thoughts, is causing me much worry.

Mr Mangan, you are bound in honor to obliterate from your mind all you heard while you were pretending to be asleep.

It might have been possible to obliterate from their minds every recollection of the island and of ourselves, and then to transport them.

The moment my prayer began to pass from the natural to the supernatural, I strove to obliterate from my soul every physical obstacle.

She had to obliterate from the mind of the latter her overbearing dislike to him, cause her insults to be remembered no more.

Deprive mankind of pen, ink and paper, obliterate from the human mind all knowledge of letter-writing,-thenestimate, if you can, thee loss that would accrue.

Anthropomorphism will, however, never be obliterated from the ideas of the unintellectual.

But think not that her image was really obliterated from their minds.

All signs of the crime had been obliterated from the garage.

The very semblance of humanity seemed to be suddenly obliterated from his countenance.

He must be wiped out, exterminated, obliterated from the face of the earth.