obliviate

To obliviate one's dire sins in the wine of night!

The bluster he's built up to obliviate those doubts provides its own, more curtailed rewards.

The comparatively modern mosaics probably cover original windows, and obliviate the original design.

Obliviate - to make the subject forget

To which I would only add: "Obliviate!"

They released a new song, "Obliviate", featuring DeGrazia on vocals.

Obliviate" by IU "

Kingsley Shacklebolt then swiftly and secretly modifies her memory with an Obliviate Charm.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I: the "obliviate" scene in which Hermione erases her parents' memories of her.

They are first called so in the sixth volume, although the practice is mentioned in the previous novels: any wizard can modify memories in the Harry Potter books by using the spell "Obliviate".

However, the task of critically assessing his role in modern Iranian history was made unduly difficult after his death by concerted efforts during the Pahlavi era to obliviate any reference to the contributions of personalities, other than that of Reza Shah, who assisted in laying the foundations of modern Iran.