dispunge (Meaning)

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dispunge (v. t.)

To expunge; to erase.

See Disponge.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The judge decided to dispunge the defendant's criminal record after reviewing the case.
The company attempted to dispunge the negative reviews from its online presence.
The government dispunged the records of the dissidents to erase their existence.
The school district dispunged the student's disciplinary record to give them a fresh start.
The historian dispunged the erroneous data from the historical record to ensure accuracy.
The editor dispunged the offensive language from the text to make it suitable for publication.
The athlete's doping violation was dispunged from their record after they completed a rehabilitation program.
The scientist dispunged the corrupted data from the experiment to ensure the validity of the results.
The accountant dispunged the fraudulent transactions from the financial records to prevent further losses.
The journalist dispunged the unsubstantiated claims from the article to maintain their reputation for accuracy.

To expunge; to erase., See Disponge.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The judge decided to dispunge the defendant's criminal record after reviewing the case.

The company attempted to dispunge the negative reviews from its online presence.

The government dispunged the records of the dissidents to erase their existence.

The school district dispunged the student's disciplinary record to give them a fresh start.