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Meanings of wiped out in English

Destroyed completely.

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Destroyed financially.

Usage of wiped out in English
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The animals had been almost completely wiped out a thousand years later.
The Guardian
2
In extreme cases of guru-ism individuals' value systems are completely wiped out.
Underground
3
The Guam population of the species was wiped out many years ago.
Radio NZ
4
Common and preferred stockholders, including the U.S. government, will be wiped out.
Reuters
5
You have wiped out the crime in blood; there let it end.
Cæsar's Column: A Story of the Twentieth Century
6
In a short but savage war their entire society was wiped out.
Revelation
7
First, his penalty for illegal use of hands wiped out a K.C.
Reuters
8
How many generations have you wiped out with these weapons? Zarif said.
Reuters
9
It's wiped out future generations and has eradicated untold numbers of families.
The Guardian
10
The stock's fall essentially wiped out its gains to date this year.
Reuters
11
The BP oil disaster wiped out the fishing season in the Gulf.
Wired
12
Without the deal, 2008 losses would have wiped out the company's capital.
Reuters
13
The fear of him was wiped out in the fear for him.
The Sheik: A Novel
14
More than half of BP's value has been wiped out since April.
Reuters
15
Shareholders of the company would be wiped out under the proposed plan.
Reuters
16
The purchase wiped out the value of Popular's shares and subordinated debt.
Reuters
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