A heartfelt apology often effaceth the pain of a careless insult.
A sudden downpour effaceth the chalk drawings on the sidewalk, leaving a clean slate.
A sudden power surge may effaceth data stored on the computer's memory.
A wave of amnesia threatening to effaceth his entire past.
As the fire roared through the forest, it effaceth everything in its path.
Grief, in its own way, effaceth the sharp edges of memories, softening the pain over time.
Guilt, like a persistent stain, sometimes never truly effaceth itself from one's conscience.
He hoped his generous donation would somehow effaceth his past transgressions.
Her calm demeanor helps to effaceth anxiety in stressful situations.
Her compassionate nature often effaceth prejudices in others.
Her gentle touch effaceth the tension from his shoulders.
Her newfound confidence effaceth the timidity that once defined her.
Her smile, radiant and warm, completely effaceth the worries etched upon her brow.
Her unwavering optimism gradually effaceth his cynicism.
His act of kindness couldn't effaceth the damage he had done to their relationship.
His apology, though sincere, couldn't entirely effaceth the hurt his words had caused.
His commitment to social justice effaceth any doubts about his intentions.
His dedication to the cause completely effaceth any personal ambition.
His heroic act effaceth his earlier mistakes in the eyes of the community.
His insightful comments completely effaceth any doubts about his intelligence.
His unwavering loyalty to his friends effaceth his flaws.
She hopes her accomplishments will effaceth the negative impact her illness created.
Sometimes, forgiveness of oneself effaceth all other wounds.
The activist worked to effaceth discrimination against marginalized groups.
The archaeologist carefully effaceth dirt from the ancient artifact.
The architect designed the building to effaceth its presence in the landscape.
The artist deliberately effaceth parts of the drawing to create a sense of mystery and incompleteness.
The artist used light and shadow to effaceth the imperfections of the subject.
The artist used texture to effaceth the flatness of the canvas.
The artist uses muted colors to effaceth the brightness of the landscape.
The artist uses subtle washes of color to effaceth harsh lines in the portrait.
The athlete used intense training to effaceth weaknesses in his performance.
The author carefully effaceth clichés from the dialogue.
The author carefully effaceth inconsistencies in the plot of the novel.
The chef used spices to effaceth the blandness of the dish.
The chef uses delicate sauces to effaceth the bitterness of certain vegetables.
The company's aggressive marketing tactics effaceth the competition's market share.
The constant criticism gradually effaceth her self-esteem.
The constant noise of the city slowly effaceth the sounds of nature.
The constant repetition of propaganda slowly effaceth independent thought.
The dancer attempts to effaceth her own personality to embody the character.
The developer is trying to effaceth the personal data before selling the old server.
The digital eraser tool easily effaceth unwanted elements from the photograph.
The diplomat worked to effaceth tensions between the two nations.
The doctor prescribed medication to effaceth the symptoms of the illness.
The editor carefully effaceth redundant phrases from the manuscript.
The fog rolling in from the coast effaceth the distant shoreline, blurring the line between sea and sky.
The gardener diligently effaceth weeds that sprout among the flowers.
The gardener prunes the rose bushes to effaceth dead or diseased branches.
The government attempts to effaceth the cultural identity of minority groups.
The gradual erosion of the coastline effaceth the map's original boundaries.
The harsh realities of life often effaceth the idealistic dreams of youth.
The heavy snowfalls of winter eventually effaceth the trails leading through the woods.
The historian sought to effaceth myths surrounding historical events.
The innovator used creativity to effaceth the limitations of the existing technology.
The journalist worked diligently to effaceth errors from the story before publishing.
The lawyer attempted to effaceth inconsistencies in the witness's testimony.
The leader used vision to effaceth the fear of the unknown.
The librarian works to effaceth graffiti from the surface of the ancient books.
The musician sought to effaceth the boundaries between different genres of music.
The musician used melody and harmony to effaceth the dissonance of the world.
The negotiator used compromise to effaceth the conflict between the parties.
The new coat of paint completely effaceth the graffiti that had marred the building's facade.
The new curriculum is designed to effaceth biases present in older textbooks.
The new evidence seemed to effaceth her previous alibi.
The new software update should effaceth those annoying glitches.
The oppressive regime attempts to effaceth all traces of the previous dynasty.
The painter carefully effaceth the initial sketch lines with a soft eraser, preparing for the final layer.
The passage of time effaceth the sharp outlines of the ancient city.
The passing years eventually effaceth the youthful glow from our faces.
The performer used improvisation to effaceth the rigidity of the script.
The philanthropist dedicated her life to effaceth poverty in her community.
The photographer uses lighting to effaceth imperfections on the model's face.
The politician attempts to effaceth the evidence linking him to the scandal.
The politician promised to effaceth corruption from the government.
The power of forgiveness can sometimes effaceth even the deepest scars.
The programmer worked late to effaceth the critical bug from the software's code.
The programmer wrote code to effaceth vulnerabilities in the software.
The relentless pressure to conform often effaceth individual expression.
The relentless sun effaceth the vibrant colors of the old posters plastered on the wall.
The relentless tide slowly effaceth the footprints left on the sandy shore, erasing all trace of our visit.
The relentless wind and sand effaceth the inscriptions on the weathered tombstone.
The revolution sought to effaceth the legacy of the colonial past.
The scientist conducted experiments to effaceth the effects of the disease.
The sculptor deliberately effaceth the sharp edges of the statue, aiming for a softer form.
The sheer scale of the project tends to effaceth any individual contribution.
The soundproof walls helps effaceth external distractions.
The speaker used humor to effaceth the tension in the room.
The strong aroma of incense effaceth the lingering smell of smoke.
The teacher used games to effaceth the boredom of the lesson.
The teacher works to effaceth misconceptions students have about the subject.
The therapist helps her patients effaceth painful memories through trauma informed therapy.
The therapist used empathy to effaceth the pain of the patient.
The warm sunlight gradually effaceth the morning frost from the grass.
The weight of his guilt gradually effaceth his spirit.
The writer used metaphor to effaceth the literal meaning of the words.
The writer used rhythm and rhyme to effaceth the monotony of everyday language.
Time, that relentless sculptor, gradually effaceth even the most enduring of monuments.
With each passing generation, the true meaning of the ancient ritual gradually effaceth itself from common knowledge.
With each passing year, the memories of childhood begin to subtly effaceth.