Definition of obliterated | Bee Dictionary of English

He cut her throat, obliterated her face, removed her liver, heart and uterus, and hung pieces of her flesh from nails on a nearby wall.
As a result, the cool, composed Pat Nixon of endless bunting-draped platforms obliterated the warm Pat Nixon who put the shy at ease and never forgot a birthday.
That guyll be invited back, even if his dude duds obliterated the dress code.

Perseverance is a key element of civil rights
John W. Bluford III, the president and CEO of Truman Medical Center, calls himself an optimist and is excited about civil rights in next 50 years. “You have to think that the color line will be obliterated by then,” he said. What concerns him, though, is the diminishing ability of people to have good relationships forged through meaningful communications.
June 14, 2013 - The Kansas City Star
Woman dies two days after Montgomery County home explosion
A 55-year-old Montgomery County woman died Thursday after suffering burns to more than 85 percent of her body when a home was obliterated by an explosion Tuesday.
June 14, 2013 - The Bryan-College Station Eagle
Home destroyed in Westminster explosion
A gas explosion in Westminster obliterated one home and damaged several others Thursday.
June 13, 2013 - KMGH 7 Denver

Mstislav Rostropovich in FOXNews
When Leonid Brezhnev stripped us of our citizenship in 1978, we were obliterated,Rostropovich recalled in a 1997 interview in Strad magazine. "Russia was in my heart _ in my mind. I suffered because I knew that until the day I died, I...
President Bush in Washington Post
It's as if the entire Gulf Coast were obliterated by the worst kind of weapon you can imagine,Bush said at another point.
Kathleen Blanco in Seattle Times
In Cameron, there's really hardly anything left. Everything is just obliterated,said Blanco, who has asked the federal government for $34 billion to aid in storm recovery.

obliterated : Definition, Usages, News and More