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obliterated

/əˈblɪt.ə.reɪ.tɪd/

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adjective

/əˈblɪt.ə.reɪ.tɪd/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что было полностью уничтожено или стерто, часто используется в переносном смысле для обозначения поражения или подавления.

Describes something that has been completely destroyed or erased, often used in a figurative sense to mean defeated or overwhelmed.

  1. Completely destroyedB2formal

    Reduced to nothingness; utterly destroyed or erased.

    ruПолностью уничтоженный

    • The entire village was obliterated by the volcanic eruption.
    • The hard drive was wiped clean, and all data was obliterated.
    • The storm obliterated the coastal town, leaving no trace behind.

    Synonymsannihilateddemolisheddestroyedextinguishedravagedruinedshattered

    Antonymsexistingintactpreservedremainingundamaged

  2. Extremely drunk or highC1slangamerican

    Slang term meaning to be in a state of extreme intoxication.

    ruСильно пьяный или под воздействием

    • After the party, he was completely obliterated.
    • She got obliterated on just a few drinks.
    • They were all obliterated by the end of the night.

    Synonymsblastedfucked-uphammeredloadedplasteredsloshedsmashedwastedwrecked

    Antonymsclearheadedsober

Forms
  • more obliterated comparative form
  • most obliterated superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

obliterate/əˈblɪt.ə.reɪt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия полного уничтожения чего-либо, стирания всех следов этого или его исчезновения.

A verb used to indicate the act of destroying something completely, erasing all traces of it, or making it disappear.

  1. Destroy completelyB2formal

    To destroy something so completely that no trace remains.

    ruУничтожить полностью

    • The bomb obliterated the entire building.
    • The hurricane obliterated the coastal town.
    • The ancient city was obliterated by the volcanic eruption.

    Synonymsannihilatedemolishdestroyeradicateeraseexpungeextirpaterazewipe out

    Antonymsbuildconstructcreateestablishpreserve

  2. Erase or removeB2formal

    To remove all traces of something, such as a memory or evidence.

    ruСтереть

    • Time had obliterated the details of the event from her memory.
    • The software can obliterate all data from the hard drive.
    • The new development obliterated the old landmarks.

    Synonymsblot outdeleteeffaceeradicateeraseexpungewipe out

    Antonymscreateestablishpreserverestoreretain

  3. Remove from memoryC1formal

    To cause something to be completely forgotten or removed from recognition or memory.

    ruСтереть из памяти

    • The trauma had obliterated all memories of her childhood.
    • He tried to obliterate the painful experience from his mind.
    • The passage of time can obliterate even the most vivid recollections.

    Synonymsblot outdeleteeffaceeradicateeraseexpungewipe out

    Antonymsrecallremember

Forms
  • obliterated past participle
  • obliterated past simple
  • obliterating present participle
  • obliterates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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