Obliterating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBLITERATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• OBLITERATE, to erase or blot out
• make invisible or indistinct; conceal or cover
• cancel (something, especially a postage stamp) to prevent further use
• destroy utterly; wipe out
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to remove utterly from recognition or memory; to remove from existence; destroy utterly all trace, indication, or significance of; to cause to disappear (as a bodily part or a scar) or collapse (as a duct conveying body fluid); remove

Words related to OBLITERATING

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How to use OBLITERATING in a sentence

• Gordon, obliterating the inscription, sent it anonymously to the Coventry relief fund.
• Like everything about the Cedars, Silas Blackburn had delivered it to the swift, obliterating fingers of time.
• The surprise, the shock, the horror, outlived the obliterating influence of what followed.
• Steps are being continuously taken towards obliterating distinctions of race as the test for access to posts of public authority and power.
• All nature was bright and joyous, being in striking contrast to the scenes of wreck and devastation, the effects of obliterating fire and lasting ruin.
• Thank Heaven they cannot! But they have succeeded in obliterating the faintest trace of character, and in suppressing the slightest approach to animation.
• They were a vanishing minority, and the Imperial Government was more successful in obliterating their individuality than in making them contribute to its exchequer.
• The fear of the obliterating darkness known to all the woods people pressed close upon her and appalled her.
• The new king formed the desperate resolve to fuse the discordant kingdom into one homogeneous mass, obliterating all distinctions of laws, religion, language and manners.
• Time then, in an instant, flowed back behind his footsteps, obliterating every trace.
• But it is clear that he feels strongly that the man who would identify them is obliterating a distinction to which his experience testifies unequivocally.
• It will be noticed that this is one rather subtle way of obliterating the distinction between mental phenomena and physical.
• He was thinking of many things, but through all of them the idea of his brother Harry swept like an obliterating cloud.
• The use of poor, thin, or colored ink, resulting in impressions which are too light and faint, or in which the ink has run, obliterating the ridges.
• The use of too much ink, obliterating or obscuring the ridges.
• I had only to close my eyes to hear the rumbling of the wagons in the dark, and to be again overcome by that obliterating strangeness.
• As the young man neared them the spectators achieved the effect of obliterating themselves from the landscape.
• Instead, she reached up her own seemingly wearied and surrendering arms, without a word, and held him there in her obliterating embrace.
• Perhaps some great fit of passion had torn that obliterating furrow through his mind.
• Quite fearless of man, because they know him not or his evil works, on alarm they have the faculty of almost instantly obliterating themselves.
• The tides in the head of the Gulf of Carpentaria appear to be a compound of many others, obliterating the common daily difference, and producing only one tide in 24 hours.
• There was no sunset Darker clouds rolled up, obliterating the few stars.
• By a concentration of will equal to that which would be needed to cow a tiger, he had succeeded in obliterating for a moment the fatal grin upon his face.
• But when the Frankish horde descended, Clovis accepted the orthodox theology, thereby in effect giving it permanence and obliterating Arianism in the West.
• This influence of the progress of time, instead of obliterating the original impress of his character, only sunk it deeper.
• We have thought long, and watched well, some means of effectually obliterating the painful memories of the past, and making thy life as happy as it has been sad.
• The good pastor expressed the hope that his early recovery would permit the admiral to continue his noble work of obliterating England.
• An obliterating snow fell for the following thirty hours, and a week went by in the readjustment to ordinary conditions of living and travel.
• So I undertook to protect her by keeping love out of her life, by crushing it whenever it appeared, obliterating it.
• The summer heat had passed into thunderstorms, and these were succeeded by miserable grey days with mist, confusing sea, land, and sky, and obliterating every trace of colour.

Similar words containing OBLITERAT without suffix ing

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