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You can use 抹杀 (mǒshā) in a sentence to express the idea of something being completely wiped out or erased. For example, you could say: 他们抹杀了所有的痕迹 (tāmen mǒshā le suǒyǒu de hénjì) which means "They wiped out all traces".
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抹杀 (mǒshā) is usually used in formal contexts. It is a formal term that is used to describe the act of completely erasing or wiping out something. It is not typically used in informal contexts.
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1. 消除 (xiāochú): to eliminate, to get rid of, to remove.
2. 抹去 (mǒqù): to erase, to wipe away.
3. 抹灭 (mǒmiè): to wipe out, to eradicate.
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