abbreviate, blot out, complete, dispose of, end off, finalize, give the quietus, omit, rub out, sponge, wipe out
Definitionv. remove by erasing or crossing out or as if by drawing a line
Last update: February 11, 2017
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The captains name was expunged from the final list. [verb]
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I would like to expunge my ex-husband from my memory. [verb]
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To expunge a message: [Warning: Once you expunge a message, it is gone. [verb]
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Thus 3300 defenders were able to repulse and even to "expunge from the battlefield" the whole of the Sevastopol column, except that portion of it which drifted away to its left and joined Pavlov. [Please select]
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Finally the "Not proven" was expunged from the record, and Aaron Burr stood "Acquitted." [Please select]
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I bound that bounding may expunge The thought of insult rude. [Please select]
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(Her name is next on the list to be expunged.) [Please select]
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Whereupon Benton of Missouri declared that he would not rest till the censure was removed or "expunged" from the journal. [Please select]
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His half-formed intention to call for help was expunged by the terrifying cry--where such a voice lived, no human creatures could dwell. [Please select]
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