Examples of 'been obliterated' in a sentence
Meaning of "been obliterated"
This phrase suggests that something has been completely destroyed, eliminated, or erased. It implies that there is no trace or evidence of the thing or concept that existed before
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been obliterated
It has now been obliterated from the internet.
The stigma of racial profiling has been obliterated.
All that has been obliterated is the names of.
Almost all of the sutures have been obliterated.
My shadow has been obliterated by the sunlight.
All its ancient fertility has been obliterated.
I have been obliterated by games this month.
The town site has long been obliterated.
Namsos has been obliterated by fire or bombs three times.
The memory of them has already been obliterated.
Prints might have been obliterated prior to your arrival.
Her face and her hands have been obliterated.
It should have been obliterated from subsequent use by now.
A lesser man would have been obliterated.
Gastric varices have also been obliterated with recurrent injection treatment with butyl cyanoacrylate.
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Half the woods have been obliterated.
Have been obliterated once in Western Europe.
And his chip has been obliterated.
You are rather calm for a woman who just learned the entire multiverse has been obliterated.
Footprints might have been obliterated prior to your arrival.
Everything organic has basically been obliterated.
Has also been obliterated.
The other two facilities have also been obliterated.
The catchment area has been obliterated due to construction and encroachment.
Her narrative memory has been obliterated.
The site has since been obliterated by the construction of Chritchard Way.
Sarah thought you would been obliterated.
The station buildings have been obliterated by housing and the Star Road Industrial Estate.
The transwarp network has been obliterated.
This balance has been obliterated by the 17th Amendment.
The name of the community has been obliterated.
The Jenin camp itself has been obliterated by the Israeli occupying forces.
The serial number to the weapon had been obliterated.
Their families had either also been obliterated or had turned their backs upon them.
Inscription above the central window has been obliterated.
The world as we know it has been obliterated by global chemical warfare.
The line between thinking and saying had been obliterated.
All of the buildings have been obliterated and turned into dust.
But all signs of the horrors of those days have been obliterated.
The camp has been obliterated.
Iraq once again declared that the biological weapons programme had been obliterated.
Her courage has been obliterated.
They retraced their footsteps until they came to a point where their trail had been obliterated.
The house has been obliterated.
Now all their skills and everything else about them had been obliterated.
Most of the carvings have been obliterated over the years.
Food and fuel are running out and basic infrastructure and health care have been obliterated.
I would have been obliterated.
How anyone survived here is quite remarkable ; it has been obliterated.
It has not been obliterated.
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A wall that has obliterated my sense of humor
He obliterated fundamental constitutional tenants in the process
You were fairly obliterated when you called
