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Meanings of obliterate the memory in inglês
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Usage of obliterate the memory in inglês
1
Was he, at last, ashamed, and trying to obliterate the memory of his jealousy?
2
She would have endured any suffering, paid any price to obliterate the memory of them.
3
Rest assured that the lapse of time cannot obliterate the memory of thy mighty deeds!
4
Anything to obliterate the memory of your father.
5
Within the dining-room an unhampered taste had done all that was possible to obliterate the memory of the scorching day.
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Perhaps, in time, those letters would obliterate the memory of the vain beast he'd been that night....
7
She was not angry with him, but she resented him, as if his comforting presence could obliterate the memory of the infant.
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A lifetime would never obliterate the memory of all your kindness to me, or of some hours I have passed in this beautiful library.
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The lesson is likely to be lasting, for it will take many months to obliterate the memory of the remarks and circumstances that impressed it.
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The confidence Mr Rimbolt reposed in him was soothing to his spirits, and went far to obliterate the memory of that hideous interview last week.
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On the Thursday he had obliterated the memory of the achievements of Nelson and Six-teen-String Jack.
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When this echo is sympathetic, it is endowed with the sweetest recompense and obliterates the memory of many sorrows.
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The prodigies of valour performed by your new Chevalier have, I fear, obliterated the memory of your ancient Knight.
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The last struggle on land, the battle of New Orleans, was an American victory, and obliterated the memory of many defeats.
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Augustus has made himself a sun god at last and obliterated the memory of Alexander Helios...
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Twelve years of such a life as she has led may have almost obliterated the memory of that passage in her life.