exed
Marked for deletion
Exed is the past tense of ex, meaning to cross out or delete—from the shape of the letter X drawn through something.
You can ex out a name on a list or ex a line from a document.
The verb also appears in contexts of ending relationships: She exed him after discovering the affair.
Less common than "crossed out" or "X'd."
Remove recorded marks
- removeTake something away
- expungeDelete entirely, officially
- wipeRub to clean
- scrubClean by rubbing hard
clear · efface · dele · strike out · cross out · redact · blot out · obliterate
Waste disposal site
- unfriendRemove online connection
- ghostApparition of the dead
- cut offSeparated or disconnected
- disownReject connection to
estranged · former · split · ditched · dropped · ended · severed · jilted
Declare legally void
- voidWithout legal effect
- invalidateMake null or void
- nullifyMake of no effect
- rescindFormally cancel or withdraw
revoke · abrogate · quash · countermand · repeal · retract · overturn · vacate
erase
Remove recorded marks
scrub · clear · efface · dele · strike out · cross out · redact · blot out · obliterate · rub out
dump
Waste disposal site
disown · estranged · former · split · ditched · dropped · ended · severed · jilted · spurned
annul
Declare legally void
- voidWithout legal effect
- invalidateMake null or void
- nullifyMake of no effect
rescind · revoke · abrogate · quash · countermand · repeal · retract · overturn · vacate · vitiate
banish
Officially send away
- ostracizeExclude from a group
- exileBanishment from homeland
- excommunicateExpel from church membership
blackball · oust · eject · evict · deport · expatriate · cast out · kick out · bar · exclude
obliterate
Destroy all traces of
- annihilateDestroy completely, leaving nothing
- eradicateDestroy completely, utterly
- demolishDestroy completely
wipe out · extirpate · decimate · raze · devastate · eliminate · pulverize · shatter · crush · liquidate