obliterated
/əˈblɪtəˌreɪtɪd/
adjective
- Completely destroyed or erased, leaving no trace.
- After the fire, the documents were completely obliterated.
- The obliterated building was nothing but a pile of rubble.
- The ancient city was obliterated by the volcanic eruption.
- Extremely drunk or under the influence of drugs (informal).
- After three glasses of wine, she was totally obliterated.
- He got obliterated at the party and couldn't remember how he got home.
- They warned him not to get obliterated before the big presentation.
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