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crossing out

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb cross out has 1 sense
  1. cross off, cross out, strike out, strike off, mark - remove from a list; "Cross the name of the dead person off the list"
    --1 is one way to take away, take out
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s something

Definitions from the Web

Crossing Out

Definition

Crossing out is an act of drawing lines through a word, phrase, or sentence to indicate deletion, correction, or invalidation.

Parts of Speech

  • Verb
  • Noun
  • Adjective

Senses

Verb

  • To mark with a straight line through a word or phrase to indicate deletion or correction.
  • To eliminate or invalidate something by drawing lines through it.

Noun

  • An act of drawing lines through a word or phrase to indicate deletion or correction.
  • A line drawn through a word or phrase to indicate deletion or correction.

Adjective

  • Describing something that has been marked or invalidated by drawing lines through it.

Usage Examples

Verb

  • He crossed out the wrong answer on his test and wrote the correct one.
  • She crossed out the unnecessary details from the essay.

Noun

  • After making a mistake, she realized it and made a crossing out on her notebook.
  • The editor made several crossings out in the manuscript.

Adjective

  • The crossing out lines made the text unreadable.
  • He handed in a crossing out assignment, which was not accepted by the teacher.

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