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erasure

[ih-rey-sher]

erasure Definition

  • 1the act of removing or getting rid of something completely
  • 2the removal of written or recorded material, especially in order to replace it

Using erasure: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "erasure" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The erasure of the data was necessary for security reasons.

  • Example

    The erasure of her name from the list was a mistake.

  • Example

    The erasure of the graffiti from the wall was a difficult task.

  • Example

    The erasure of his memory was a side effect of the medication.

erasure Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with erasure

  • the process of erasing or eliminating the cultural identity of a group of people

    Example

    The government's policies led to the cultural erasure of the indigenous population.

  • the removal of digital information from a device or system

    Example

    The company's policy requires the digital erasure of all data from old devices before disposal.

  • the removal or suppression of memories, often through medical or psychological means

    Example

    The movie explores the ethical implications of memory erasure technology.

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Summary: erasure in Brief

Erasure [ih-rey-sher] refers to the act of completely removing or getting rid of something, such as data, names, or memories. It can also refer to the removal of written or recorded material. Examples include 'The erasure of the data was necessary for security reasons.' and 'The erasure of his memory was a side effect of the medication.' Phrases like 'cultural erasure' and 'digital erasure' describe specific types of erasure.