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Meanings of wipe out in English
To kill in large numbers.
Synonyms
Examples for "eat"
Examples for "eat"
1
Famine took its victims in the streets; the farmers continued to eat.
2
Nothing is better than the potatoe; I eat them in every way.
3
Morning comes; we have no water; the men eat their rations dry.
4
She needs to eat well in order to build up her health.
5
But she could not eat; the sameness of the food disgusted her.
1
It's how they consume products - they want fair trade or organic.
2
In America alone, we consume 26 billion pounds of beef a year.
3
Wrap soft cheeses well and don't consume past the 'use by' date.
4
There's too much access and decentralization to the way we consume news.
5
The way South Africans consume media is evolving at a rapid pace.
1
Vacuum Technique provides vacuum products, exhaust management systems, valves and related products.
2
It's a really common system for most aftermarket and stock exhaust brackets.
3
The chamber communicating with the exhaust is cored out in the casting.
4
The impulse to save souls might easily exhaust itself in the individual.
5
There is no limitation to the divine forgiveness; you cannot exhaust it.
1
In the long run, using too much Aelvesgold can deplete your power.
2
If we go that far, we will seriously deplete our fuel supplies.
3
The darklings' mindless peons were sacrificing themselves to deplete the room's defenses.
4
Anti-IL-5 treatment reduces but does not deplete airway or bone marrow eosinophils.
5
Another loss of that size would deplete insurers' capital by nearly 10 percent.
1
They worry that foreign workers would eat up Japanese jobs, he said.
2
Of course not; we should soon eat up his pay and allowance.
3
Of course not; we should soon eat up his pay and allowances.
4
The women and children eat up whatever the men have left on
5
They eat up a couple hours per year, for most of you.
1
He said this was a good place to use up the film.
2
Furthermore, it would use up more power, so battery costs would increase.
3
Movement is incredibly important in helping my body use up my energy.
4
Then she won't use up strength she needs for growing with crying.
5
But I don't want to use up my time going through everybody.
1
The funding will be run through the Biological Heritage National Science Challenge.
2
After 40 minutes or so, Corbyn had run through his best numbers.
3
Six are part of State Highway 1 and five run through Auckland.
4
Sign-ups for the payments will run through Dec. 6, the statement said.
5
Not sure, just let me run through every single cricket match ever.
Usage of wipe out in English
1
A losing stock market turn could also wipe out years of savings.
2
Ortega said Colombia's government should not try to wipe out the FARC.
3
Vaccination is the world's best hope to completely wipe out Covid 19.
4
One does not wipe out the devotion of years in a moment.
5
And it is in thy power to wipe out this judgment now.
6
Before then, there had been serious talk of a Tory wipe out.
7
A second Tribulation, to wipe out the Order once and for all.
8
We decided to wait-towipe out the insult at a fitter time.
9
The wind might blow great guns, and wipe out the fugitive trail.
10
That charge would wipe out analysts' third-quarter profit forecast for the bank.
11
This legislative tsunami threatens to wipe out the political gains of Blacks.
12
Running out of product on Amazon can wipe out a small business.
13
From them we learned they move to wipe out the Foanna first.
14
There was only one way to wipe out these nests-bythe bayonet.
15
They fear it could wipe out the entire baobab tree population there.
16
We shall wipe out all bad debts while we are at it.
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Wipe out through the time
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
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