Definition for Obliteration:

• Act of obliterating: a blotting or wearing out: extinction.

Synonyms for Obliteration:

• n.

  •
  • extirpation,
  • extinction,
  • make,
  • help.
  •
  • include.
  •abolition (noun)
  • annulment,
  • termination,
  • dissolution,
  • abolishment,
  • voiding,
  • annihilation,
  • Overturning,
  • repeal,
  • negation,
  • revocation,
  • withdrawal,
  • ending,
  • abrogation,
  • Quashing,
  • rescission,
  • repudiation,
  • Rescinding,
  • destruction.
  •annihilation (noun)
  • decimations,
  • demolishments.
  •annulment (noun)
  • abnegation,
  • elimination,
  • refutation,
  • split up,
  • split*,
  • recall,
  • deletion,
  • dismissal,
  • abatement,
  • cancellation,
  • vitiation,
  • breakup,
  • Countermanding,
  • reversal,
  • denial,
  • divorce,
  • disavowal,
  • undoing,
  • going phfft,
  • dedomiciling,
  • Disclamation,
  • retraction,
  • Erasing,
  • rejection,
  • discharge,
  • Disaffirmation,
  • neutralization,
  • invalidation,
  • eradication.
  •big win (noun)
  • coup,
  • Coup D'etat.
  •concealment (noun)
  • dissimulation,
  • hide-out,
  • disguise,
  • privacy,
  • cover up,
  • fig leaf,
  • hide out,
  • hideaway,
  • occultation,
  • blind,
  • obscurations,
  • laundromat,
  • coverup,
  • covering,
  • occultations,
  • red herring,
  • front,
  • secretion,
  • hide-outs,
  • cover-up,
  • Laundromats,
  • Obscuration,
  • cover,
  • smoke screen,
  • beard,
  • mask,
  • veil,
  • curtain,
  • wraps,
  • camouflage.
  •death (noun)
  • decease,
  • dying,
  • bereavement,
  • release,
  • losses,
  • darkness,
  • finis,
  • heaven,
  • passing over,
  • paradise,
  • demise,
  • euthanasia,
  • quietus,
  • parting,
  • finises,
  • after life,
  • casualty,
  • sleep,
  • tomb,
  • afterlife,
  • oblivion,
  • expiration,
  • eternal rest,
  • finish,
  • silence,
  • exit,
  • fatality,
  • repose,
  • necrosis,
  • departure,
  • curtains,
  • passing,
  • mortality,
  • grave,
  • grim reaper,
  • cessation.
  •eclipse (noun)
  • decline,
  • shading,
  • diminution,
  • shroud,
  • Dimming,
  • darkening.
  •erasure (noun)
  • blotting outs,
  • expungings,
  • deletings,
  • scratching outs,
  • cancelings,
  • crossing outs,
  • rubbing outs,
  • effacings.
  •extermination (noun)
  • ex-termination,
  • ex terminations,
  • ex termination,
  • ex-terminations.
  •forgetfulness (noun)
  • forgetfulness,
  • amnesia,
  • blankness.
  •liquidation (noun)
  • dis solving,
  • in-validating,
  • disruptings,
  • ravagings,
  • dis-integrating,
  • extinguishings,
  • wreckings,
  • dis integrating,
  • invalidatings,
  • dis-solving,
  • disintegratings,
  • abolishings,
  • shatterings,
  • dissolvings,
  • assassinatings,
  • in validating,
  • subvertings.
  •nothing (noun)
  • duck eggs,
  • zippo,
  • non existence,
  • non existences,
  • zots,
  • non-existences,
  • ZOT,
  • zippos,
  • no things.
  •nothing/nothingness (noun)
  • naught,
  • aught,
  • blank,
  • nullity,
  • cipher,
  • trifle,
  • nonentity,
  • zilch,
  • zip,
  • void,
  • wind*,
  • nobody,
  • zero*,
  • Nihility,
  • Insignificancy.
  •nullification (noun)
  • de feasances,
  • de feasance,
  • de-feasances,
  • de-feasance.
  •obliteration (noun)
  • censorship,
  • expurgation.
  •suppression (noun)
  • de-feat,
  • de feats,
  • over riding,
  • over-riding,
  • suppressings,
  • over ridings,
  • de feat,
  • over-ridings,
  • de-feats.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • demolishing,
  • carnage,
  • obliviousness,
  • dissociation,
  • demolition,
  • deceased,
  • nirvana,
  • obliterate,
  • bane,
  • ruination,
  • Fleetingly,
  • dead,
  • overthrow,
  • forget,
  • expurgate,
  • disablement,
  • inactive,
  • disabling,
  • dissolve,
  • massacre,
  • smear,
  • efface,
  • disintegration,
  • defunct,
  • momentarily,
  • fail,
  • loss,
  • grace period,
  • wreck,
  • extinguishing,
  • Nepenthe,
  • leave,
  • heedlessness,
  • Assassinating,
  • shattering,
  • wastage,
  • trivially,
  • Abolishing,
  • Disintegrating,
  • defacement,
  • disengage,
  • omit,
  • end,
  • fade away,
  • Forgetting,
  • expunging,
  • remove,
  • fade,
  • barrenness,
  • exclude,
  • lethe,
  • draw,
  • write off,
  • stain,
  • sacking,
  • razing,
  • havoc,
  • slaughter,
  • meltingly,
  • the past,
  • ravaging,
  • depredation,
  • die,
  • Effacing,
  • vanish,
  • capsize,
  • blemish,
  • Diminishingly,
  • recede,
  • erase,
  • Levelling,
  • ruin,
  • atomization,
  • blotch,
  • washing out,
  • dissolving,
  • grounding,
  • smudge,
  • decay,
  • vanishingly,
  • Deleting,
  • cancel,
  • Blotting,
  • static,
  • disappear,
  • motionless,
  • Of,
  • retire,
  • Disrupting,
  • expunge,
  • closure,
  • Subverting,
  • slaying,
  • short memory,
  • dormant,
  • mincemeat,
  • Rasure,
  • delete,
  • tabula rasa,
  • wrecking,
  • atomisation,
  • chaos,
  • murder,
  • desolation,
  • abolish,
  • abandon,
  • withdraw,
  • take off,
  • tearing down,
  • decomposition,
  • scrubbing,
  • extinct,
  • sack,
  • sinking,
  • unmindfulness,
  • wiping out,
  • Canceling,
  • foundering,
  • moratorium,
  • breakdown,
  • absentmindedness,
  • subversion,
  • blot,
  • effacement,
  • taboo,
  • closing down,
  • Failingly,
  • amputate,
  • passive,
  • downfall,
  • crushing,
  • capsizing,
  • crashing,
  • mark,
  • collapse,
  • spoliation,
  • eliminate,
  • waste,
  • rubbing out,
  • slaked,
  • retract,
  • wreckage,
  • insensibility,
  • forgiveness,
  • despoliation,
  • devastation,
  • invalidating.

Paraphrases for Obliteration:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    destruction, demolition.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    deletion, depletion.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    annihilation, cancellation, devastation, erasure, Shredding.

Obliteration Sentence Examples:

• Familiarity with a scene ought not to result in the obliteration of all consciousness of it: one ought rather to find in use and affection an increased power of subtle interpretation, a closer and finer understanding of the qualities which underlie the very simplest of English landscapes.

• No interest for anything in Brookdale remained, and no surprise was created at the almost total obliteration of the old landmarks apparent on every hand.