obliterated

Wiped from existence

Obliterated is the past tense of obliterate, meaning to destroy completely or wipe out of existence.

A bombing obliterates a building; time obliterates memories.

The word suggests thoroughness—nothing recognizable remains: The flood obliterated any trace of the settlement.

In slang, obliterated means extremely drunk or high: We got obliterated at the party.

destroyed

annihilated

Completely destroyed, nothing remaining

crushed · shattered · decimated · razed · ruined · dismantled · disintegrated · vaporized · nuked · leveled

erased

expunged

Officially removed completely

removed · scrubbed · cleared · eradicated · blotted out · struck out · crossed out · rubbed out · whited out · redacted

intoxicated

wasted

Used without good result

plastered · blitzed · wrecked · tanked · blotto · sloshed · legless · loaded · bombed · totaled

eliminated

exterminated

Totally destroyed, none remaining

terminated · liquidated · vanquished · quashed · stamped out · wiped out · rooted out · purged · excised · extirpated

forgotten

buried

Placed beneath earth

lost · obscured · blacked out · hidden · covered up · written out

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physical integrity/destruction

obliteratedintact

Not damaged or altered

preserved · undamaged · whole · unscathed · protected

existence/creation

obliteratedcreated

Caused to exist

constructed · built · established · generated · formed

memory/record preservation

obliteratedpreserved

Kept from deterioration

remembered · commemorated · recorded · documented · immortalized

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