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Meanings of wipe in English
Usage of wipe in English
1
A losing stock market turn could also wipe out years of savings.
2
We need to know the 'how.' How did it wipe them out?
3
Ortega said Colombia's government should not try to wipe out the FARC.
4
For example, they can wipe corporate data from lost or virus-infected phones.
5
Vaccination is the world's best hope to completely wipe out Covid 19.
6
One does not wipe out the devotion of years in a moment.
7
And it is in thy power to wipe out this judgment now.
8
Turn them frequently while in the lye, and wipe them dry afterwards.
9
Two minutes later another slave hurried in to wipe up the floor.
10
Airport security equipment had been known to wipe many a vital disk.
11
Before then, there had been serious talk of a Tory wipe out.
12
A task so difficult it would wipe away whatever had gone before?
13
A second Tribulation, to wipe out the Order once and for all.
14
They saw the woman wipe the bloody sweat from off his face.
15
Peel and cut up the cocoa-nut, and wash, and wipe the pieces.
16
They can wipe the slate clean and never look at it again.
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Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
South Africa
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