figurative. To blot out of existence, memory, thought, etc.; to extinguish.

transitive. To consign to oblivion. Scottish. Obsolete.

figurative. To obliterate, wipe out (a memory, a mental impression); to ‘blot out’, pardon, obtain oblivion for (an offence); to abolish, destroy…

transitive. To forget or relinquish knowledge of (something previously learned); esp. to put (something considered undesirable) out of one's mind; to…

transitive. To wipe out (a mental impression, memory, feeling, etc.); to do away with, destroy (a quality, characteristic, etc.). Also intransitive.

transitive. To erase or efface (a memory, idea, etc.); to wipe out; to remove.

transitive. To consign to oblivion.

To put away from the mind, leave out of consideration, cease to entertain (ideas, emotions, etc.).

figurative. To consign to oblivion, put out of the way, abandon and forget.

transitive. To put into oblivion; = oblivionize, v.

transitive. To forget, commit to oblivion.

figurative. To efface, obliterate from the mind or memory.

figurative. Chiefly U.S. to go into the discard (and variants): to be abandoned, rejected, or consigned to oblivion. Cf. sense 2b.

colloquial (originally U.S.). transitive. To dismiss, reject, or get rid of (a person or thing). In later use, esp. in the context of social media…