expunge

Object

• message: To expunge a message: [ Warning: Once you expunge a message, it is gone.
• record: And how do you expunge a criminal record, anyway?
• copy: When you quit Pine, you are asked to confirm whether or not you want to expunge the copy from the INBOX folder.
• result: Any team conceding more than one walkover in a season shall have its results expunged.
• information: The Memory Hole: notes and preserves expunged information, political and cultural.

Modifying Another Word

• not: Manny's crime is not expunged, his guilt is forgiven.
• deliberately: The above scholar's comment shows that it was deliberately expunged from the recitation due to it being in conflict with the Uthmanic text.
• finally: It was not until Woolmington v. D.P.P. [ 1935 ] A.C. 462 that it was finally expunged.
• ruthlessly: As part of the cure, therefore, intellectual challenge and dissent were to be ruthlessly expunged.
• entirely: While the New Labor leaders have almost entirely expunged class struggle from their party they cannot wipe it out of British society so easily.

Preposition: from

• record: Covert actions have been effectively expunged from the record.
• memory: For a variety of reasons, it has not been quite expunged from memory.
• rest: We possess purpose and agency, consciousness and will, qualities that science has expunged from the rest of nature.
• book: It ought to be expunged from an otherwise excellent book.
• history: I find it quite extraordinary that New Wave has been all but expunged from history.