﹒To erase or remove completely from something, such as a record or memory.
﹒To strike out, obliterate, or mark for deletion.
﹒The judge ordered the court to expunge the defendant's minor criminal record after he completed his community service.
﹒She hoped that time would eventually expunge the painful memories of her childhood from her mind.
﹒The committee decided to expunge the controversial statement from the official meeting minutes.
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