expunging Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- stamping-out-
- cleaning-up-
- canceling
- wiping-out
- effacing
- annihilating
- demolishing
- obliterating
- exterminating
- shattering
- killing
- extirpating
- blotting-out
- sweeping-away-
- dismantling
- cancelling
- liquidating
Weak:
- powdering
- rubbing-out
- atomizing
- blasting
- blacking-out
- finishing
- jettisoning
- snuffing-out-
- dynamiting
- ousting
- excising
- splintering
- terminating
- wasting
- expelling
- discarding
- devastating
- ruining
- flattening
- dashing
- fragmenting
- mowing-down-
- pulverizing
- consuming
- ditching
- killing-off
- smashing
- rooting-out-
- razing
- totaling
- ejecting
- ravaging
- wrecking
- decimating
- dissolving
- tearing-down
- devouring
- totalling
Strongest:
- saving
- conserving
- building
- protecting
- protecting
- making
- conserving
- preserving
- creating
- saving
- forming
- making
- preserving
- creating
- building
- forming
Strong:
- framing
- repairing
- forging
- renewing
- reconstructing
- reconstructing
- framing
- fixing
- manufacturing
- repairing
- restoring
- constructing
- fashioning
- restoring
- fashioning
- rebuilding
- renewing
- fixing
- rebuilding
- constructing
- shaping
- forging
- shaping
- manufacturing
Weak:
expunging Meaning
expunging (n)
deletion by an act of expunging or erasing
expunging (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Expunge
expunging Sentence Examples
- The committee voted to expunge the congressman's remarks from the record.
- The dean of students decided to expunge the student's suspension from his record.
- The judge expunged the defendant's criminal record after he had completed his sentence.
- The company expunged the employee's termination from his personnel file.
- The government expunged the names of dissidents from its list of enemies.
- The historian expunged the inaccurate information from his book.
- The editor expunged the offensive language from the article.
- The programmer expunged the bugs from the software program.
- The doctor expunged the patient's medical record of any mention of his addiction.
- The tax accountant expunged the client's financial records of any evidence of fraud.
FAQs About the word expunging
deletion by an act of expunging or erasingof Expunge
eradicating, destroying, abolishing, erasing, stamping (out), cleaning (up), canceling, wiping out, effacing, annihilating
saving, conserving, building, protecting, protecting, making, conserving,preserving, creating, saving
The committee voted to expunge the congressman's remarks from the record.
The dean of students decided to expunge the student's suspension from his record.
The judge expunged the defendant's criminal record after he had completed his sentence.
The company expunged the employee's termination from his personnel file.
