obliterable

the ancient carvings were barely obliterable despite centuries of weathering.

these memories are not easily obliterable from her mind.

the artist used a technique that made the paint layers readily obliterable.

evidence of the crime proved to be completely obliterable by the perpetrators.

historical records suggest that some cultural practices were nearly obliterable.

the writer's reputation was quickly obliterable after the scandal.

archaeologists found partially obliterable symbols on the cave walls.

the civilization's legacy was not entirely obliterable despite conquest.

his handwriting became almost obliterable with age and wear.

modern technology makes certain data totally obliterable with proper software.

the old faded sign was still obliterable with fresh paint.

scientists developed a readily obliterable tracking device for wildlife studies.

the traumatic experience proved to be barely obliterable through therapy.