obliteration

Meanings

• the act of making something no longer exist or no longer be visible.

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Rhymes

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Homophones

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1. obligation () :
   

2. obstacle () :
   

3. obstruct () :
   

4. obtuse () :
   

5. obviate () :
   

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Variants

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obliterate , obliterated , obliterates , obliterating , obliteration , obliterations , obliterator , obliterators

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Etymology

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The word 'obliteration' comes from the Latin word 'oblitus' which means 'forgotten' or 'no longer in memory'. The word 'obliteration' refers to the act of making something no longer exist or no longer be visible, essentially erasing it from memory.

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Related Concepts

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1. annihilation: The complete destruction or eradication of something or someone, leaving no trace or remainder.

2. extinction: The complete disappearance or vanishing of a species, often due to environmental changes or human activities.

3. obliteration of memory: The act of intentionally erasing or destroying memories, often through the use of drugs, trauma, or other means.

4. scouring: The act of cleaning or removing dirt, stains, or other unwanted substances from a surface.

5. sweeping: The act of clearing or removing a large amount of material, often using a broom or other similar tool.

6. wiping: The act of clearing or removing a small amount of material or substance from a surface, often using a cloth or other similar object.

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