rubbing out (Meaning)

rubbing out

kill, murder, to obliterate by or as if by rubbing, to destroy completely, to remove by or as if by erasing

The students eagerly rubbed out their initial answers to make way for the corrected ones.
Emily spent hours rubbing out the smudges on her artwork until it was pristine.
The janitor relentlessly rubbed out the graffiti that marred the school walls.
The detective carefully rubbed out the faint fingerprint on the glass to enhance its visibility.
The painter patiently rubbed out the rough edges of the canvas before applying a new coat of paint.
The sculptor meticulously rubbed out the excess clay to refine the details of his creation.
The housewife vigorously rubbed out the stains from her carpet to restore its original appearance.
The editor ruthlessly rubbed out the unnecessary words from the manuscript, streamlining it for publication.
The archeologist carefully rubbed out the centuries-old dirt from the artifact to reveal its intricate carvings.
The artist used a damp cloth to gently rub out the pencil marks from his sketch, preparing it for the final draft.

kill, murder, to obliterate by or as if by rubbing, to destroy completely, to remove by or as if by erasing

shattering, overcoming, ruining,destroying, devastating, pulling down, smashing, tearing down, doing in, wrecking

setting up, raising, building, creating, putting up, erecting, constructing, assembling, inventing,repairing

The students eagerly rubbed out their initial answers to make way for the corrected ones.

Emily spent hours rubbing out the smudges on her artwork until it was pristine.

The janitor relentlessly rubbed out the graffiti that marred the school walls.

The detective carefully rubbed out the faint fingerprint on the glass to enhance its visibility.