Erase and Massacre

Erase

Erase verb - To destroy all traces of.

Massacre and erase are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Massacre" instead a verb "Erase".

Nearby Words: erasure, erasing, erasable, eraser

Massacre

Massacre verb - To kill on a large scale.
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Synonyms for Massacre

Erase and massacre are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Erase" instead a verb "Massacre".

Nearby Words: massacred, massacring

Common collocations

character erase character massacre character
people erase people massacre people
time erase time massacre time
way erase way massacre way
Other words: everyone, friends, players.

Both words in one sentence

  • All it did was provoke Headmistress Chloe in ordering a massacre to erase the evidence.
  • The Power of Legacy On one side Eva, the (not quite) Sole Survivor of the Rokkenjima massacre, blew up the island to erase what happened and hid the truth to Ange, at the cost of being herself painted as the culprit in the future.
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