Rechercher
to obliterate
01
anéantir, effacer
to completely destroy something
Transitive: to obliterate sth
02
effacer, oblitérer
to eliminate something from one's memory
Transitive: to obliterate a memory
03
anéantir
to make something undetectable or unclear by covering it
Transitive: to obliterate a mark or sign
04
effacer
to make a body part, scar, or fluid passage disappear or collapse
Transitive: to obliterate a bodily tissue
05
oblitérer, annuler
to mark over a postage stamp so it cannot be used for mailing again
Transitive: to obliterate postage stamps
obliterate
01
anéanti, effacé
reduced to nothingness
obliterate
v
obliter
v
obliterated
adj
obliterated
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obliteration
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obliteration
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obliterator
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obliterator
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Exemple
They obliterated the graffiti in the neighborhood last week.
The military airstrike was intended to obliterate the enemy's strategic positions.
The powerful explosion was so intense that it seemed to obliterate the entire building.
The digital backup failed, and we had to obliterate the corrupted files to start fresh.
Layers of vines and moss had obliterated the ancient carvings on the stone wall.
