obliterate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. The fierce storm seemed determined to obliterate everything in its path.
2. Years of neglect could obliterate the once vibrant community garden.
3. In a moment of rage, he threatened to obliterate the evidence of his wrongdoing.
4. The artist’s bold strokes were meant to obliterate the boundaries of traditional painting.
5. History has the power to obliterate the memories of those who are forgotten.
6. The fierce storm threatened to obliterate the small coastal town.
7. Years of neglect had the power to obliterate the historical significance of the ancient ruins.
8. Her harsh criticism seemed designed to obliterate any hope of his success.
9. The new policy aims to obliterate the barriers that prevent equal access to education.
10. In a matter of seconds, the explosion would obliterate everything within a mile radius.