blotting out (Meaning)

blotting out

wipe out, destroy, to make obscure, insignificant, or inconsequential, to make hard to see or invisible, to make unimportant, destroy sense 1, kill

The heavy fog blotted out the distant mountains, shrouding them in an impenetrable veil.
The thick smoke from the wildfire blotted out the sunlight, casting an eerie darkness over the land.
The blizzard's relentless snowfall blotted out all visibility, making it impossible to navigate.
The swarm of locusts blotted out the sky, obscuring the sun and casting a biblical plague upon the land.
The thick curtains blotted out the morning light, creating an artificial night within the room.
The heavy smog blotted out the city skyline, making it seem like a distant mirage.
The darkness of the cave blotted out all sense of light, plunging its explorers into complete sensory deprivation.
The ink from the pen blotted out the original writing, rendering it illegible.
The memory of that traumatic event blotted out other recollections, leaving the victim with a fragmented past.
The laughter of the children blotted out the sound of the approaching storm, creating a false sense of security.

wipe out, destroy, to make obscure, insignificant, or inconsequential, to make hard to see or invisible, to make unimportant, destroy sense 1, kill

stamping (out), cleaning (up), erasing, wiping out, sweeping (away),eradicating, destroying, rooting (out), abolishing, obliterating

constructing, making, conserving,protecting, saving, manufacturing, forming, shaping, preserving, building

The heavy fog blotted out the distant mountains, shrouding them in an impenetrable veil.

The thick smoke from the wildfire blotted out the sunlight, casting an eerie darkness over the land.

The blizzard's relentless snowfall blotted out all visibility, making it impossible to navigate.

The swarm of locusts blotted out the sky, obscuring the sun and casting a biblical plague upon the land.