Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
obliterar
verb
/əˈblɪtəˌrɑːr/
Definition
To remove or destroy all traces of something; to erase or wipe out completely.
Examples
- The heavy rain obliterated the footprints in the mud.
- With time, the memories seemed to obliterate from her mind.
- The fire did not just damage the structure; it obliterated it entirely.
Meaning
The act of making something invisible or indistinct, often used in the context of erasing memories or eliminating physical objects.
Synonyms
- erase
- remove
- destroy
- annihilate
- exterminate