1. erased, rubbed out, or made to disappear
Usage: past participle of ‘efface’ used as adjective
2. made inconspicuous or withdrawn from attention
Usage: often describing modest or humble behavior

Examples

• The old inscription was completely effaced by years of weathering.
• Time had left the tombstone’s words effaced and unreadable.
• She remained effaced during the meeting, speaking only when asked.
• The graffiti was effaced from the wall overnight.
• His effaced manner made him easy to overlook in crowds.
• The artist’s signature had been effaced from the painting.
• Despite her achievements, she maintained an effaced presence at the ceremony.