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deleting
noun as in erasure
Strongest match
Strong matches
noun as in expunction
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in obliteration
Example Sentences
Friends, colleagues, and writers I respected made, I thought, persuasive cases for improving the experience—ignoring Musk altogether, deleting your old tweets—even as others insisted, convincingly, that this was not just a fool’s errand but a dangerous one.
The latter made his bones in the UK division of Rupert Murdoch’s lying machine as a Mr. Fixit, cleaning up the remnants of Murdoch’s phone-hacking scandal by deleting inconvenient emails and sowing the landscape with red herrings.
"It's only any good when teams actually front it with some sort of reply. Like the league boys did last week," Marler later added, before subsequently deleting his X account.
She has always denied any wrongdoing, insisting she only copied and pasted the information before deleting it and apologising.
Amid this flurry of bad PR, the social network has also been accused of permanently deleting many users’ old Stories, from their Story Archive and Story Highlights collections.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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