Effaced

He effaced his fear of heights while climbing the mountain.

She effaced her accent to fit in with the locals.

She effaced the memory of her ex-boyfriend from her mind.

He effaced his social media profile to protect his privacy.

The company effaced all traces of the defective product from their website.

The army's victory effaced the enemy's influence in the region.

She effaced her nervousness before the job interview.

The artist effaced the mistakes on her canvas with a brush.

The company effaced all evidence of their unethical practices.

The medication effaced the symptoms of the disease.

She effaced the feeling of guilt by confessing her mistake.

The artist effaced the pencil lines after completing the sketch.

He effaced the old data from the hard drive before selling the computer.

The teacher effaced the mistake on the whiteboard.

The athlete effaced the previous record with his new achievement.

He effaced his identity to evade the authorities.

The soldier effaced himself from the enemy's view by crawling through the mud.

The artist effaced the previous sketch on the canvas.

The thief effaced his fingerprints from the stolen object.

The soldier effaced his fear and marched towards the battlefield.

He effaced the embarrassing memory from his mind.

The raindrops effaced the chalk markings on the pavement.

The artist effaced her signature from the painting, making it anonymous.

The medication had effaced the pain in his leg.

The graffiti on the wall had been effaced by the city authorities.

The graffiti artist effaced his artwork from the wall before the authorities arrived.

The athlete effaced her personal life and focused solely on her training.

The passage of time had effaced her memory of the event.

The graffiti on the wall was effaced with a pressure washer.

The old inscription on the tombstone had been effaced by time.

The harsh winds effaced the footprints on the beach.

She effaced herself from the party after feeling uncomfortable.

The artist effaced the initial sketch to start anew.

The monk effaced his ego to achieve spiritual enlightenment.

The artist effaced the lines with a soft cloth.

The teacher effaced the incorrect answer from the blackboard.

The musician effaced her anxiety before the performance.

The publisher effaced some parts of the book to make it suitable for children.

The teacher effaced the wrong answer from the student's test paper.

The teacher effaced her disappointment and praised the students for their effort.

The teacher effaced the incorrect answers on the whiteboard.

The medication effaced the symptoms of the illness.

The artist effaced her irritation when her artwork was criticized.

The athlete effaced his exhaustion during the marathon.

The sandstorm had effaced the landmarks in the desert.

The thief effaced the serial number from the stolen phone to make it untraceable.

The footprints on the beach were slowly being effaced by the waves.

She effaced her name from the list of candidates.

The passage of time had effaced some of the details from her memory.

He effaced his sadness after his girlfriend broke up with him.