Deletion ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Deletion ( noun )

1. The action or fact of deleting or being deleted; removal or eradication.
2. A thing that has been deleted or removed.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "erasure"): from latin deletio(n-), from delere "erase, blot out".

Examples:

1. The deletion of the controversial scene was requested by the censor board.
2. The deletion of the file caused a problem with the software.
3. The deletion of the data was done by the system administrator.
4. The deletion of the posts from social media caused a lot of controversy.
5. The deletion of the email was done by mistake.

(As a verb)

Deletion ( verb )

1. The action or fact of deleting or being deleted; removal or eradication.
2. A thing that has been deleted or removed.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "erasure"): from latin deletio(n-), from delere "erase, blot out".

Examples:

1. The deletion of the controversial scene was requested by the censor board.
2. The deletion of the file caused a problem with the software.
3. The deletion of the data was done by the system administrator.
4. The deletion of the posts from social media caused a lot of controversy.
5. The deletion of the email was done by mistake.