Difference between Wipe Off and Efface

WIPE OFF vs EFFACE: VERB

To destroy, as a mental impression; to wear away.
To cause to disappear (as anything impresses or inscribed upon a surface) by rubbing out, striking out, etc.; to erase; to render illegible or indiscernible.

Synonyms Deface, Erase, Cancel, Expunge, Efface, Obliterate. To deface is to injure, impair, or mar to the eye, and so generally upon the surface: as, to deface a building. The other words agree in representing a blotting out or removal. To erase is to rub out or scratch out, so that the thing is destroyed, although the signs of it may remain: as, to erase a word in a letter. To cancel is to cross out, to deprive of force or validity. To expunge is to strike out; the word is now rarely used, except of the striking out of some record: as, to expunge from the journal a resolution of censure. To efface is to make a complete removal: as, his kindness effaced all memory of past neglect. Obliterate is more emphatic than efface, meaning to remove all sign or trace of.
To keep out of view or unobserved; make inconspicuous; cause to be unnoticed or not noticeable: used reflexively: as, to efface one's self in the midst of gaiety.
To erase or obliterate, as something inscribed or cut on a surface; destroy or render illegible; hence, to remove or destroy as if by erasing: as, to efface the letters on a monument; to efface a writing; to efface a false impression from a person's mind.

Blot out, Cross off, Fling off, Absterse, Rub in, Wipe out, Detersion, Wipe, Deterge, Wipe up, Rub out, Score out, Wipe away, Efface, Erase

Extirpate, Expunge, Drop, Shutdown, Cancel, Clear, Delete, Eradicate, Annihilate, Score out, Rub out, Wipe off, Wipe, Erase, Obliterate

Scratch out, Abstersion, Blot out, Cross off, Fling off, Absterse, Rub in, Wipe out, Detersion, Wipe, Deterge, Wipe up, Wipe away, Efface, Erase

Elide, Transfigure, Ennoble, Extirpate, Expunge, Shutdown, Cancel, Clear, Delete, Eradicate, Annihilate, Wipe off, Wipe, Erase, Obliterate

The standard wipe on, wipe off that installers do is not sufficient if you get a porous slab.
Afterward, wipe off any marks you made and then wipe down the decal with a warm, damp cloth.
Wipe down the body and then use a clean paper towel to wipe off any excess soap.
Some parents might find it as annoying to wipe off the brush as it would be to wipe off their hands anyway.
Wipe off paws with damp paper towels, or dip them in warm, soapy water and wipe them off with a soft cloth afterwards.
Easy to use with wipe on, wipe off application.
Dark when you wipe on and wipe off stain.
Wipe off your nails with the nail wipe, make sure all previous nail polish has been removed before using the wipe.
Simply cover the permanent with the wipe off marker and wipe off.
Please clean the following: Windex mirrors Wipe station countertops and shelves Wipe off styling chair Wipe off the metal base of the styling chair.

SYN: Abolish, destroy, bring_to_nought, uproot, eradicate, nullify, exterminate, end, extinguish, demolish, obliterate, efface.
To obliterate; expunge; erase; efface; cancel; tarnish; disgrace; blur; sully; smear; smutch.
To efface a careful uninjured with held, in septic and treatment management.
But the acceptance of evolution need not efface morality or purpose.
AMOXICILLIN was argumentative to efface most of the 72 PBO patients.
He is remembered and time cannot efface his name from earth.
Bad men it guards, and doth their ill efface.
These tumor cells almost completely efface the jejunal mucosa.
Long will it be ere these marks are efface.
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