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Radhakrishnan88 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Another word for 'Obliterate'

I want a toned down word for 'Obliterate'? It should mean that something has been taken care of, but not entirely. The entirely part should not be too apparent to anyone.
  

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Neutralize, perhaps? And "to be taken care of" might also work, well to a certain extent.

— Ivanhr

  • Neutralize, perhaps?
  • And "to be taken care of" might also work, well to a certain extent.
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Neutralize, perhaps? And "to be taken care of" might also work, well to a certain extent.
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radhakrishnan88It should mean that something has been taken care of, but not entirely.
You can say that the situation is under control.

CJ
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