obliterate
//əˈblɪtəˌreɪt//
Verb
obliterateInfinitive
obliteratePresent tense
obliteratedPast tense
obliteratedPast participle
obliteratingPresent participle
obliteratesThird-person singular
1
To destroy completely, leaving no trace behind.
The explosion obliterated the old building.
2
To remove or erase all signs of something, making it unrecognizable or invisible.
The heavy snow obliterated all traces of the footprints.
3
To defeat decisively or overwhelmingly.
Our team obliterated the opponents in the final match.