totally obliterate

Frequency: 8.216.1 per million words

A common and strong alternative to 'completely'.

obliterateADVERB + VERB

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totally

Examples (10)

  • The sect was totally obliterated by the state.
  • The ancient city was totally obliterated by the volcanic eruption.
  • Years of neglect had totally obliterated the building's original charm.
  • The bombing campaign aimed to totally obliterate enemy defenses.
  • His reputation was totally obliterated after the scandal broke.
  • The heavy rain had totally obliterated the footprints on the path.
  • She tried to totally obliterate the painful memory from her mind.
  • The small village was totally obliterated during the war.
  • Technological advancements have totally obliterated older methods of communication.
  • The company's market share was totally obliterated by its competitors.