wipe off (verb)

1. As the sun set, he gently wiped off the tear from her cheek with a soft touch.

2. In the futuristic world, androids could wipe off memories, erasing any traces of a person's past.

3. The artist used a brush to delicately wipe off excess paint, revealing the intricate details of the painting.

4. During the Renaissance, artists would often wipe off their mistakes from the canvas, allowing them to start anew and perfect their masterpieces.

1. She used a damp cloth to wipe off the smudges on her designer shoes.

2. Before entering the temple, they had to wipe off their shoes on the doormat.

3. After writing a funny message on the whiteboard, he pretended to wipe it off, causing everyone to burst into laughter.

4. The artist decided to wipe off the paint on the canvas and start again to create a new masterpiece.