Sentence examples for The obliterate from inspiring English sources
verb
To remove completely, leaving no trace; to wipe out; to destroy.
But the Washington Post story provided evidence that Hillary's hawkishness is not merely a campaign posture, as evidenced by her two key foreign policy advisers, who the Post reports helped come up with the "obliterate Iran" idea.
Underneath the heading "Obliterate the following items," select the box next to the "Empty the cache" button.
The suit and the mask obliterate the individual we rationally know to be underneath them.
Not around the obliterated World Trade Center and not anywhere in the country.
He had grown accustomed to the obliterating conditions, overcoming miseries that would've broken just about anyone else.
In the disturbing missives, Brady said he hopes that Ukip and the SNP obliterate the Liberal Democrat, Labor and Conservative parties.
This option is introduced with the phrase "Obliterate the following information from".
The dynamite obliterated the rock, the beautiful grotto, and the lovely hepatica, but no spring was ever found.
In the first two decades of the 13th century, the Normans obliterated the Norse stronghold and raised a château-fort.
The head obliterated the sun & the sky & gave off heat.
Removing the links would obliterate the majority of the online readership for many newspapers.
