English / phrasal verb
wipe out
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To completely destroy or eliminate something, or to suffer a bad fall or crash
In context
01
The sudden flash flood down the ravine threatened to wipe out our riverside campsite.
02
He lost his footing on the slippery mossy rocks and had a scary wipe out during the downhill descent.
Synonyms
destroy,eradicate,obliterate
Antonyms
build,preserve,protect
Collocations
wipe out completely,wipe out a population,wipe out on a trail