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erase
/ɪˈreɪz/
verb
Silmek
To remove written or drawn marks from a surface, especially using a rubber or eraser.
- Please erase the mistakes on the whiteboard.
- She erased the pencil marks with a rubber.
- The teacher asked him to erase the answers and try again.
- Climate change threatens to erase centuries of coastal archaeological evidence as rising sea levels accelerate erosion patterns.
- The new administration attempted to erase all traces of the previous policy framework by introducing comprehensive legislative reforms.
- Digital storage systems offer the advantage that users can instantly erase outdated files without leaving physical remnants behind.
verb
Silmek, yok etmek
To destroy or remove completely from existence or memory.
- Time cannot erase the memories of that day.
- The scandal erased years of trust.
- They tried to erase all evidence of the crime.