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Is there a antonym for inscribe?

There isn't a single perfect antonym for "inscribe" as the meaning depends on the context. Here are some options, depending on the specific usage:

If "inscribe" means to write or engrave words on a surface:

* Erase: To remove writing or markings.

* Delete: To remove information from a digital or physical record.

* Blank out: To make a surface empty of writing.

* Obliterate: To destroy or remove completely, leaving no trace.

If "inscribe" means to formally register or enter into a record:

* Delete: To remove from a record.

* Remove: To take something off a list or record.

* Unregister: To cancel a registration.

* Expunge: To remove completely from a record, especially official records.

If "inscribe" means to dedicate something to someone:

* Disown: To refuse to acknowledge someone as your own.

* Reject: To refuse to accept someone or something.

* Renounce: To formally give up something, like a claim or right.

The best antonym will depend on the specific meaning of "inscribe" in your sentence.

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