Wipe out
/ˈwʌɪpaʊt/B2
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1. To destroy or eliminate completely.
- The hurricane wiped out the entire village.
- The disease wiped out a large portion of the population.
2. To exhaust or tire someone completely.
- Running the marathon completely wiped me out.
- The long day at work wiped him out.
3. To fall over, especially in sports or when losing one's balance.
- The surfer wiped out on the massive wave.
- She wiped out while skiing down the steep slope.
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