Dictionary definition of efface

1. The sculptor will efface some details to make the statue smoother.
2. They asked the editor to efface the controversial scene from the movie.
3. The new government intends to efface any trace of the previous regime.
4. The software update will efface the bugs in the program.
5. Efforts to efface his online presence were unsuccessful.
6. He tried to efface himself from the group photo by standing in the back.
7. The author decided to efface the entire chapter from her book.
8. She managed to efface the stain from her dress with a special detergent.
9. The memory-erasing procedure should efface the unwanted memories.
10. To efface the pencil marks, use a good quality eraser.
11. They plan to efface the old murals and replace them with new ones.
12. The community project aims to efface signs of urban decay.
13. He would always efface his footprints in the sand as he walked.
14. Time can efface even the most vivid memories.
15. She wanted to efface her mistakes and start anew.
16. The raindrops began to efface the chalk drawings on the sidewalk.
17. His charisma could efface doubts and win people over.
18. The artist used a brush to efface the incorrect strokes on the canvas.
19. It's challenging to efface the scars of past trauma.
20. The sandstorm threatened to efface the footprints in the desert.
21. They tried to efface their graffiti before getting caught.
22. A smile can efface tension in an instant.
23. Digital tools can efface blemishes in photos.
24. The passage of time can efface the impact of even the greatest tragedies.