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deleted

UK
/dɪˈliːtɪd/
US
/dɪˈlitɪd/

Translations

deletedpast participle
UK
/dɪˈliːtɪd/
US
/dɪˈlitɪd/
Used attributively as the past participle of the verb "delete" to modify nouns.
suppriméForme participiale courante pour marquer qu’un contenu a été supprimé ou retiré.
The deleted message could not be recovered.
Le message supprimé n’a pas pu être récupéré.
Additional translations
effacéSpécifique aux textes, données ou traces.
Synonyms
erased
removed
eliminated
expunged
obliterated
wiped
purged
excised
struck out
cancelled
annulled
taken out
deletedadjective
more deleted
Comp.
most deleted
Super.
UK
/dɪˈliːtɪd/
US
/dɪˈliːtɪd/
suppriméSe dit d’un élément supprimé, retiré ou effacé ; emploi courant pour des fichiers, messages, scènes, passages.
The deleted files were no longer visible in the folder.
Les fichiers supprimés n’étaient plus visibles dans le dossier.
Additional translations
effacéS’emploie surtout pour du texte, des données ou des traces effacés.
Synonyms
removed
erased
obliterated
expunged
annulled
Antonyms
added
deleteverb

deleted

Past Simple

deleted
Past Simple
deleted
Past Participle
deleting
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈliːt/
US
/dɪˈlit/
She decided to delete the last paragraph from her essay.
Elle a décidé de supprimer le dernier paragraphe de sa dissertation.
Additional translations
effacerQuand il s’agit de texte écrit ou affiché.
éliminerSens plus abstrait ou formel.
Synonyms
remove
erase
eliminate
expunge
obliterate
annul
cancel
wipe out
cut out
Antonyms
add
insert

Definitions

deletedpast participle
That has been deleted; removed, erased, or cancelled.
The deleted message could not be recovered.
deletedadjective
Removed or erased, especially in the context of text or data.
The deleted files were no longer visible in the folder.
Cancelled, omitted, or withdrawn from public release or circulation.
The deleted scene was later released as bonus material.
deleteverb
To remove or erase written or printed material, especially by drawing a line through it or using a delete key on a computer.
She decided to delete the last paragraph from her essay.
To remove data or files from a computer or digital device.
He accidentally deleted all the photos from his phone.
To eliminate or remove something from existence or consideration.
The committee voted to delete the controversial clause from the proposal.
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