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Another word for wipe

Verb

  1. To remove or invalidate by or as if by running a line through or wiping clean.

    2. See also:

    continue

Idioms:

    wipe out

  1. To destroy all traces of

    2. wipe out

  2. To get rid of, especially by banishment or execution

    3. wipe out

  3. To take the life of (a person or persons) unlawfully

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Another word for wipe

Verb
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Sentence Examples

  • She sighed and pulled her hands free to wipe her eyes.

  • Go in and wipe out the demons.

  • With the power of Hell behind him, Darkyn could raise an Army of Souls to wipe out the mortal realm.

  • Wipe out my only natural enemy.

  • Returning to the cell, she used the long-sleeved shirt to wipe the blood off her body quickly and then to clean the blades of the weapons she snatched off the ground.

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