0 to rub off or remove information from a piece of writing:
If a man has gone straight for a number of years, there should be some provision by which his record can be expunged in time.
We could hardly expect these particular social problems, which have existed for several centuries in some cases, to be expunged in a short period.
If the discount is so significant, why is it expunged after three years?
Certain events can be expunged from the record, and forgotten.
I contend that the text concerning a common external policy should be expunged.
However, the three-year period for expunging those penalty points is still too long.
He has said there is no method of diminishing or expunging these great debts except through unrequited exports.
After all, timber is material which can eventually be replaced, but human life cannot and human suffering cannot be expunged.
