Meaning ofobliteratein English

Verb

1. to completely destroy or annihilate; leaving no trace
   The bomb was designed to obliterate the entire city.
2. to remove or wipe out entirely
   The new policy aims to obliterate poverty in the region.
3. to completely destroy; erase all evidence
   The hacker tried to obliterate all records of the transaction.
4. to make something indecipherable (by erasing, etc.)
   The editor had to obliterate sensitive information from the document.
5. to close or fill a cavity with tissue
   The doctor worked to obliterate the infection with a strong antibiotic.
6. to close or fill a body cavity (with tissue)
   The surgeon worked to obliterate the damaged tissue with healthy cells.