A new coat of paint effaces the graffiti on the wall.
A sudden illness effaces her vibrant personality, leaving her withdrawn.
A thick layer of snow effaces the landscape, creating a blank canvas.
Age gradually effaces the sharp edges of youthful idealism.
Digital editing easily effaces imperfections in images.
Dust and neglect slowly effaces the details of the forgotten portrait.
Erosion effaces the ancient carvings on the weathered stone.
Fear effaces reason, leading to irrational decisions.
Grief, in its initial intensity, almost effaces all other emotions.
He effaces himself from the conversation, preferring to listen rather than speak.
Her beauty effaces the other women in the room.
Her compassion effaces the pain of others.
Her dedication effaces any concerns about her competence.
Her intelligence effaces any potential discrimination.
Her joy effaces the gloom of the day.
Her kindness effortlessly effaces any lingering resentment from past disagreements.
Her radiant happiness effaces any trace of sadness.
Her talent effaces her shyness, allowing her to shine on stage.
Her unwavering dedication effaces any doubts about her commitment.
His act of bravery effaces his reputation for cowardice.
His ambition effaces any sense of morality.
His artistic vision effaces conventional boundaries.
His awkward apology only partially effaces the insult.
His charisma effaces his lack of experience.
His charm effaces his arrogance, making him surprisingly likable.
His determination effaces all obstacles in his path.
His generosity effaces the memory of his earlier mistakes.
His honesty effaces any suspicion.
His love effaces all other considerations.
His quiet confidence effaces any signs of insecurity.
His silence effaces his opinion from the discussion.
His strength effaces his vulnerability.
His sudden act of kindness effaces his reputation for selfishness.
His sudden departure effaces the possibility of a reconciliation.
Love often effaces flaws, highlighting only the positive qualities.
New construction effaces the historical character of the neighborhood.
Overexposure to the sun effaces the details in old photographs.
The advanced technology effaces many jobs.
The algorithm effaces identifying information from the data.
The artist deliberately effaces certain elements of the painting to create ambiguity.
The artist, dissatisfied with the initial sketch, effaces the lines with a practiced swipe.
The artist's technique cleverly effaces the brushstrokes, creating a smooth finish.
The company rebranding effaces the old identity.
The constant noise of the city effaces the sounds of nature.
The constant repetition effaces the meaning of the words.
The constant surveillance effaces individual privacy.
The constant use of the eraser effaces the original pencil lines.
The constant worry effaces her smile, leaving a permanent frown.
The darkness effaces the details of the room.
The developer's plans effaces the natural beauty of the area.
The dictator's propaganda attempts to effaces the memory of his predecessor's achievements.
The disease effaces his ability to remember.
The earthquake effaces entire towns, leaving only rubble.
The economic crisis effaces the wealth of many.
The economic downturn effaces the gains of previous years.
The explosion effaces the building, leaving only a crater.
The fire effaces all traces of the house.
The flood effaces the landmarks of the town.
The government program effaces the inequalities within the system.
The harsh desert sun effaces the vibrant colors of the painted mural.
The heavy fog effaces the distant mountains, creating an eerie atmosphere.
The incoming tide effaces the footprints left in the sand.
The intense competition effaces any sense of camaraderie.
The invasive species effaces the native flora and fauna.
The landslide effaces the road, making it impassable.
The memory of the accident never completely effaces itself from his mind.
The memory slowly effaces itself, becoming a hazy recollection.
The new law effaces the previous legislation.
The new management effaces the old policies.
The new regulations effaces the loopholes in the old system.
The new technology effaces the need for certain traditional skills.
The oppressive regime effaces any dissenting voices.
The overwhelming evidence effaces any reasonable doubt.
The overwhelming guilt effaces any sense of self-worth.
The overwhelming pressure effaces his ability to think clearly.
The overwhelming victory effaces the previous defeats.
The passage of centuries effaces most evidence of past civilizations.
The political upheaval effaces the old order, ushering in a new era.
The politician attempts to effaces his controversial past.
The powerful storm effaces power lines and communication infrastructure.
The project effaces the natural habitat.
The relentless criticism effaces his self-confidence.
The relentless marketing effaces competing products from consumers' minds.
The relentless propaganda campaign effaces the truth.
The relentless rain effaces the chalk drawings on the sidewalk.
The relentless schedule effaces any time for personal pursuits.
The relentless scrubbing effaces the stubborn stains on the floor.
The rising sea levels effaces coastal communities.
The scandal effaces the leader's credibility, leaving him vulnerable.
The sheer volume of data effaces individual experiences.
The sheer volume of information effaces the important details.
The software update effaces bugs from the previous version.
The sophisticated algorithm effaces noise from the audio recording.
The strict regulations effaces creativity.
The technological advancements effaces the line between reality and virtuality.
The trauma effaces portions of her memory, leaving gaps in her recollection.
The war effaces the humanity of the combatants.
The waves relentlessly effaces the shoreline, reshaping the coast.
Time, with its patient hand, slowly effaces even the deepest wounds.
Years of war effaces the cultural heritage of the region.