Efface

The rain began to efface the writing on the chalkboard.

The magician used misdirection to efface the sleight of hand trick.

The introverted writer preferred to efface herself and let her words speak for her.

The introverted writer preferred to efface himself from public events and interviews.

The hacker tried to efface his digital footprint to avoid detection.

The strong wind and rainstorm threatened to efface the chalk artwork on the sidewalk.

The constant use of the eraser started to efface the pencil marks on the paper.

The artist used soft brushstrokes to efface the boundaries between colors.

Her stunning vocals effortlessly efface those of her competitors.

The new technology has the potential to efface traditional manufacturing methods.

The chef's culinary skills efface those of other contestants on the cooking show.

The research findings efface previous theories on the subject.

The young prodigy's piano skills efface those of many seasoned musicians.

The eraser helped me efface the mistakes on my paper.

She tried to efface the pencil marks from the paper.

He used a cleaning solution to efface the graffiti from the wall.

The heavy rain helped efface the chalk drawing on the sidewalk.

The constant friction caused the text on the old sign to efface over time.

The cleaning crew worked diligently to efface the stains on the carpet.

The eraser was used to efface the mistakes in her notebook.

The scrubbing brush was able to efface the scuff marks on the floor.

The sun's rays began to efface the color of the faded photograph.

The politician tried to efface his controversial statements by issuing a public apology.

The artist used a gentle stroke to efface the mistakes on the canvas.

The organization worked tirelessly to efface poverty in the community.

The teacher encouraged the students to efface their fears and participate in class discussions.

The team captain motivated the players to efface their previous defeat and focus on the upcoming match.

She underwent therapy to efface the trauma from her childhood.

The chef used spices to efface the strong smell of fish in the dish.

She used a cleansing face mask to efface the impurities from her skin.

The charity organization's mission is to efface poverty from the community.

The company launched a campaign to efface negative reviews of their product.

The software program can efface viruses from your computer.

The company worked hard to efface its negative reputation through a comprehensive rebranding campaign.

He underwent therapy to efface the traumatic memories from his childhood.

He tried to efface the memory of his embarrassing performance on stage.

The new software update aims to efface the bugs and improve overall performance.

The criminal tried to efface his fingerprints from the crime scene to avoid detection.

The new law aims to efface discrimination in the workplace.

The historical site's restoration work aims to efface the effects of time.

The teacher used an eraser to efface the incorrect answers on the whiteboard.

The company's PR team worked tirelessly to efface any negative reviews from the internet.

The artist used light brush strokes to efface the harsh lines.

She applied a thick layer of concealer to efface the blemishes on her face.

The heavy rain began to efface the chalk drawings on the sidewalk.

The politician's scandal threatened to efface his reputation.

The intense scrubbing with bleach helped efface the stubborn stains on the kitchen counter.

The new advertisement campaign aimed to efface the competition by highlighting the product's unique features.

The artist used soft brush strokes to efface the details in the background of the painting.

The politician tried to efface his controversial past by focusing on his charitable work.