[ আব্লিটারেইট্ ]verb transitive মুছে ফেলা; নিশ্চিহ্ন করা; ধ্বংস করা।
obliteration
obliterate definition
To completely remove or destroy something, leaving no trace or memory.
obliterate শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
wipe_out, veil, blotted_out, obliterated, efface, obliterate, hide, blot_out, kill, obscure,
obliterate Example in a sentence
The deafening explosion obliterated the entire building, leaving nothing but rubble in its wake.
The wildfire raged through the forest, obliterating everything in its path, leaving behind a charred and desolate landscape.
The hurricane’s relentless winds obliterated the coastal town, leveling buildings and uprooting trees.
The earthquake’s tremors obliterated the historic temple, reducing it to a pile of ruins.
The relentless rain washed away the dirt roads, obliterating any trace of civilization.
The army’s artillery fire obliterated the enemy encampment, leaving behind only twisted metal and fragments of bodies.
The nuclear blast obliterated the city in a single blinding flash, leaving behind a barren wasteland.
The virus ravaged the human population, obliterating entire families and communities.
The economic crisis obliterated the financial markets, plunging countless investors into ruin.
Time seemed to obliterate the memories of their past, leaving behind only fragments and fleeting glimpses.