obliterates

To others the fierce desire for social justice obliterates all fear of a general catastrophe.

He obliterates it by pouring sand on it, and then draws the corrected design on the new surface.

But the first is so superabundantly fufilled that it entirely obliterates the second.

For a hundred miles to the Snake River this Plutonian gulf obliterates the land—holds it against occupation or travel.

Yet time digs deep graves in which to bury our fondest hopes, and obliterates in indistinguishable night every earthly joy.