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Definition of expunction - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalRare US the act of erasing something from recordsRare US
- The lawyer requested the expunction of the client's record.
- The expunction of the record was finalized last week.
- She hoped for the expunction of her past mistakes from the files.
Origin of expunction
Latin, ex (out) + punctio (pricking)
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- French:effacement, ...
- German:Löschung, ...
- Italian:cancellazione, ...
- Spanish:expurgación, ...
- Portuguese:expurgação, ...
- Chinese:删除, ...
- Japanese:抹消, ...
- Arabic:مَحو السِّجِل, ...
- Hebrew:מְחִיקָה, ...
- Russian:удаление, ...
- Ukrainian:видалення, ...
- Hindi:मिटाई, ...
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