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rasure

[ rey-zher, -sher ]

noun

  1. an erasure.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of rasure1

< Middle French < Late Latin rāsūra, equivalent to Latin rās ( us ) (past participle of rādere to scratch, scrape; rasorial, raze ) + -ūra -ure
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Example Sentences

“Pompeo’s pitch to the Party was: I’m going to run this thing like a business,” Dan Rasure, who helped Pompeo in that race, told me.

“I would never bet against Pompeo,” Rasure told me.

Rasure described the allegations that Askew molested a 4- and 6-year-old as “abhorrent” in a statement.

A similar rasure of a devil occurs in the subject of the two rich men in conversation, the demon blowing with a bellows into his ear, whilst a poor beggar in vain touches him to be heard.

Rā′sion, a scraping: rasure; Rā′sure, act of scraping, shaving, or erasing: obliterating: an erasure.

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