wiped (Meaning)

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wiped (imp. & p. p.)

of Wipe

The heavy rainfall had wiped away all traces of the footprints in the sand.
He used a wet cloth to wipe the dirt from his face.
The wildfire had wiped out entire communities, leaving only charred ruins.
The strong wind wiped the leaves from the trees, leaving them bare and exposed.
The floodwaters had wiped clean the streets, removing all obstacles.
She wiped her tears away with a trembling hand.
The earthquake had wiped entire structures off the map.
The economic crisis had wiped out people's savings and investments.
The passage of time had wiped away many of her childhood memories.
The virus had wiped out millions of people worldwide, leaving behind only a trail of suffering and loss.

of Wipe

cleansed, washed, mopped, scoured, laundered, combed, dusted, rinsed, purged, dry-cleaned

defiled, muddied, blackened, defiled, muddied, blackened, polluted, tainted,tainted, polluted

The heavy rainfall had wiped away all traces of the footprints in the sand.

He used a wet cloth to wipe the dirt from his face.

The wildfire had wiped out entire communities, leaving only charred ruins.

The strong wind wiped the leaves from the trees, leaving them bare and exposed.