1. removes marks, writing, or recorded material completely
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘erase’
2. eliminates or destroys completely from memory or existence
Usage: often used figuratively

Examples

• She erases the mistake with her pink eraser.
• The teacher erases the whiteboard after each class.
• He erases all the files from his computer before selling it.
• Time never erases the memory of that special day.
• The storm erases all traces of their footprints in the sand.
• She erases her browser history for privacy.
• The new software erases data more efficiently than the old version.