expunction (Meaning)
Wordnet
expunction (n)
deletion by an act of expunging or erasing
Webster
expunction (n.)
The act of expunging or erasing; the condition of being expunged.
Synonyms & Antonyms of expunction
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expunction Sentence Examples
- The expunction of the disputed testimony from the court records was ordered by the judge.
- The committee resolved to request the expunction of the offensive language from the proposed legislation.
- The expunction of the erroneous data from the database was necessary to ensure its accuracy.
- The company's management initiated a process of expunction to remove outdated and irrelevant information from its archives.
- The expunction of the criminal record was granted to the individual after serving their sentence and demonstrating rehabilitation.
- The journalist faced legal challenges due to the expunction of sensitive information from a government report.
- The library administration initiated an expunction project to remove obsolete and damaged books from their collection.
- The financial institution enforced strict policies for the expunction of fraudulent transactions from their system.
- The expunction of expired and inactive accounts from the customer database helped streamline the company's operations.
- The government implemented a program to facilitate the expunction of minor offenses from the records of first-time offenders.
FAQs About the word expunction
deletion by an act of expunging or erasingThe act of expunging or erasing; the condition of being expunged.
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The expunction of the disputed testimony from the court records was ordered by the judge.
The committee resolved to request the expunction of the offensive language from the proposed legislation.
The expunction of the erroneous data from the database was necessary to ensure its accuracy.
The company's management initiated a process of expunction to remove outdated and irrelevant information from its archives.
