1. removed or erased completely, especially from a record
Usage: past tense and past participle of expunge; often used in legal contexts

Examples

• The judge ordered that the conviction be expunged from his record.
• All references to the incident were expunged from the official report.
• The embarrassing photos were expunged from the yearbook.
• Her juvenile record was expunged when she turned eighteen.
• The committee expunged the controversial statement from the minutes.
• The database administrator expunged all corrupted files from the system.