obliterate
verb
Pronunciation: /əˈblɪtəreɪt/
Definition
Destroy something completely so that no trace of it remains.
Examples
The heavy rain threatened to obliterate the chalk drawings on the sidewalk.
The new government policy aimed to obliterate the corruption that had plagued the department for decades.
A single massive explosion was enough to obliterate the entire bunker.
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