deleted
/dɪˈliːtɪd/to remove or erase something, especially digital data
She deleted the old emails to free up space.
She removed the old emails to make room for new ones.
The post was deleted by the moderator.
The moderator removed the post.
Commonly used in digital contexts, such as deleting files, messages, or posts.
to remove someone or something from a list or record
His name was deleted from the guest list.
His name was removed from the list of invited guests.
Used in both digital and non-digital contexts.
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💡Pro Tip
Digital Context
In digital contexts, 'delete' often implies permanent removal unless specified otherwise.
⚡Gold Rule
Permanence
Be cautious when deleting digital files, as they may not always be recoverable.
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'delēre' meaning 'to destroy'
📝Usage Notes
Often used in digital contexts, but can also refer to physical removal or erasure.