delete

Speech parts

1. delete - Noun

2. delete - Verb

Meaning

To blot out; to erase; to expunge; to dele; to omit.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

cancel erase cut remove destroy eliminate eradicate wipe annul obliterate expunge edit strike out do away with blue-pencil
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Antonyms

ram chronicle almanac mark folio hansard
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Hypernyms

take remove withdraw censor take out take away

Hyponyms

strike scratch erase excise expunge efface

Phrases with the word

delete from a list of delete from a list delete notes

Derivatives

deleted deleting

Examples

she edited the juiciest scenes Source: Internet

Please delete my name from your list Source: Internet

Who erased the files from my hard disk? Source: Internet

“After you read this email, please delete for safety sake as any email can be retrieved.” Source: Internet

A menu accessed at a tap, meanwhile, lets you either delete a night's data, edit it to change when you fell asleep, when you woke up if you know it's not quite right, or access a few learning resources about sleep. Source: Internet

All Documents contain all of the documents in a mailbox, no matter which folder it is in. The only way to remove something from All Documents is to delete it outright. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

deletability deletable deletant delete character delete from a list delete from a list of