obliterate, obliterated, obliteration

1. Obliterate (Verb) - Obliterated (Verb) - Obliteration (Noun)
to destroy completely

2. Obliterate in a Sentence
1. The missile could obliterate the moving vehicle in seconds.
2. The vehicle was obliterated by missile.
3. The obliteration of the vehicle was clear and personal signal to Nick Rice.
4. The bullet proofed vehicle was obliterable by armor piercing bullets.

3. Obliterate - Synonyms
annihilate, eradicate, extirpate, obliterate, quash, squelch, terminate.
a. The modified bomb disposal robot eradicated his target with superior gunfire.
b. The vehicle was obliterated by a missile fired from contraption devised by Clyde Shelton.
c. The bullet proofed vehicle was quash by armor piercing bullets.
d. The target was extirpated by a missile which blew it to the sky.
e. The rampant attack on the first vehicle squelched the surrounding with fear.



4. Obliterate in Books

Nature and Art
By Elizabeth Inchbald

Page 195
... her eye was wishfully bent towards the water that was to obliterate her love
and her remorse – obliterate, forever, William and his child. ...

Social and cultural dynamics: a study of change in major systems of art

By Pitirim Aleksandrovich Sorokin
Transaction Publishers, Ruters -The State University
All rights reserved International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions.

Page 693
"they obliterate the boundary between the true and false, undermine the true
and knowledge itself."

Focus on the Internet
By B. G. Kutais
Nova Science Publisher. Inc

Page 135
the phase "conceal, remove, mutilate, obliterate, or destroy"
may lend itself to the argument that it extends to destruction or complete
inaccessibility, but perhaps not to less than totally destructive damage,
of computerized records.