Examples of 'all but wiped out' in a sentence
Meaning of "all but wiped out"
all but wiped out: suggests that nearly all of something has been completely eradicated, destroyed, or eliminated, leaving very little or almost nothing remaining
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all but wiped out
Humanity has been all but wiped out.
Humanity is all but wiped out by the horrific bombardment.
Our army has been all but wiped out.
Soze all but wiped out in Turkey.
It means the earliest stages are all but wiped out.
They were all but wiped out except for you.
Natural in the youngest of a race that was all but wiped out.
Humanity has been all but wiped out by a century of plague.
The original inhabitants of the Caribbean islands had been all but wiped out.
Panzer Lehr is all but wiped out in the attack.
Kage is a survivor of the Kage assassin clan that was all but wiped out.
His party was all but wiped out in Quebec and lost seats throughout the country.
But the violence and terrorism had all but wiped out those gains.
Democrats were all but wiped out in places like Iowa and Kentucky.
Most likely the same Hungarians Söze all but wiped out back in Turkey.
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Dinosaurs were all but wiped out 65 million years ago, as were countless other species.
Also a whole plethora of diseases that all but wiped out the indigenous people.
After a period of abstinence, that tolerance can be all but wiped out.
Decades of poaching have all but wiped out the Northern White rhino 's numbers.
In our time, humanity has been all but wiped out.
YadVaShem . org . " … had been all but wiped out by the Nazi Holocaust.
In our time, many years from now, humanity 's been all but wiped out.
Most likely the ones that Soze all but wiped out in Turkey.
In our time, many years from now, humanity has been all but wiped out.
Most likely the same Hungarians Soze all but wiped out back in Turkey.
Marcy: In our time, many years from now, humanity's been all but wiped out.
The indigenous people of the Caribbean, were all but wiped out within the first century.
Most likely the Hungarians that Soze all but wiped out in Turkey.
According to this, Julius Caesar all but wiped out the Druids.
However, overfishing, disease and pollution had all but wiped out the oyster population by 1920.
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I wiped them clean before you got it
Have just to be wiped with a dry cloth
