rubbed out Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- prevailed-over-
- won-against-
- overcame
- razed
- totaled
- crippled
- killed
- blasted
- pulverized
- removed
- wracked
- triumphed-over-
- creamed
- wasted
- crushed
- annihilated
- vaporized
- defeated
- marred
- did-in
- dismantled
- extinguished
- broke
- desolated
- decimated
- ravaged
- pulled-down
- eroded
- totalled
- tore-down
Weak:
- licked
- killed-off
- vitiated
- drubbed
- cut-down
- vandalized
- murdered
- spoilt
- stamped-out-
- slew
- dynamited
- skunked
- scoured
- disfigured
- took-down
- defaced
- mowed-down-
- trounced
- blotted-out
- eradicated
- extirpated
- rooted-out-
- zapped
- thrashed
- disassembled
- subdued
- expunged
- massacred
- nuked
- pillaged
- dissolved
- assassinated
- swept-away-
- looted
- effaced
- trashed
- harmed
- whipped
- deteriorated
- butchered
- snuffed-out-
- undid
- impaired
- bested
- obliterated
- mangled
- surmounted
- scotched
- mastered
- conquered
- dispatched
- exterminated
- sacked
- havocked
- took-out
- wiped-out
- trimmed
- slaughtered
- injured
- walloped
- trampled
- mutilated
- plundered
- clobbered
- disintegrated
- wore-away-
- executed
- overmatched
- routed
- spoiled
- overbore
- gutted
- dilapidated
- washed-out
- liquidated
- beat
- blew-up
- despoiled
Meaning of rubbed out
rubbed out
kill, murder, to obliterate by or as if by rubbing, to destroy completely, to remove by or as if by erasing
rubbed out Sentence Examples
- The teacher rubbed out the error on the blackboard with an eraser.
- She gently rubbed out the smudge from the painting with a cotton swab.
- The vandal rubbed out the graffiti before being caught by the authorities.
- He rubbed out the name of his ex-girlfriend from his phone contacts.
- The careless child rubbed out the assignment he had just completed.
- The detective rubbed out the fingerprints from the crime scene, hindering the investigation.
- The artist rubbed out the faded lines of the sketch and started anew.
- He rubbed out the last digit of the lottery ticket in frustration.
- The soldiers rubbed out the enemy's markings on the map.
- The storm rubbed out the footprints on the beach, leaving no trace behind.
FAQs About the word rubbed out
kill, murder, to obliterate by or as if by rubbing, to destroy completely, to remove by or as if by erasing
devastated, damaged, demolished, wrecked, smashed, ruined,destroyed, shattered, prevailed (over), won (against)
constructed, created, put up, built, erected, fixed, raised,set up, repaired, revamped
The teacher rubbed out the error on the blackboard with an eraser.
She gently rubbed out the smudge from the painting with a cotton swab.
The vandal rubbed out the graffiti before being caught by the authorities.
He rubbed out the name of his ex-girlfriend from his phone contacts.
