erase

Object

• cookie: By erasing cookies this may limit your ability to access all of the website.
• memory: None of the England players could erase the memory of the victors ' goading in the stadium car park.
• trace: The sinister Witches of Chiswick are determined to erase all traces of the other past.
• marker: No special pens are necessary the system uses standard, dry erase markers.
• distinction: It erases all distinction between the essential economic character of so-called productive and consumption goods.
• disk: The safest method is to erase the hard disk with a " government level wipe " program.

Used with why or when

• when: These cookies are not stored on your computer's hard drive and are erased when you close your browser.
• what: Drawing controls: Erasing - To erase what you drew, press Left.

Adjective complement

• argent: Arms: - Azure, three Shoveller's heads erased argent.

Modifying Another Word

• accidentally: Arriving in the office, I accidentally erased all the day's photos out of the memory card.
• securely: Contact ABC Computer Services to ensure data is securely erased.
• permanently: Messages deleted from the Deleted folder will be erased permanently.
• physically: Deleting a source file using standard Windows delete function does not physically erase the data.
• partially: Not until the successful Desert Storm operation, was the national depression, some called it the " Vietnam Syndrome, " partially erased.

Preposition: from

• memory: Both main parties would like the saga to be erased from memory.
• register: The Court agreed with the CHRE that the decision was unduly lenient and said his name must be erased from the professional register.
• face: The rural population declined, and whole chapters of its traditional lore were erased from the face of the landscape.
• record: The news item disappeared and was erased from record.