noun
- the complete destruction or elimination of something
- the act of removing all traces or memory of something
Examples
- The bombing led to the complete obliteration of the ancient city.
- Time caused the gradual obliteration of the old footpath.
- The new evidence resulted in the obliteration of his previous theory.
- Heavy rain caused the obliteration of all tire tracks at the scene.
- The obliteration of the historical records was a great loss to researchers.
- Digital technology threatens the obliteration of traditional printing methods.