to del
- verb
- Informal
- I decided to delete the old files to free up space on my computer.
No, I, I delete games from my computer.
- No, I, I delete games from my computer.
- So I said to her, OK, why did you delete the post?
- So I ended up logging out of Instagram and I deleted the apps off of my phone.
Examples
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So I ended up logging out of Instagram and I deleted the apps off of my phone.
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But all the files got deleted and that's just one of those things.
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It's a test shot, but I was like, please delete that.
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No, I, I delete games from my computer.
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So I said to her, OK, why did you delete the post?
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And I actually deleted it one week before he posted.
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Unless the representative or defense wants to say anything, just delete me from this conversation.
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And then we have that tweet actually being deleted one day later.
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If any of those words are part of your vocabulary, go ahead and delete them right now.
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No, no, I'm deleting your number off my phone.
Synonyms
To move something or someone away from a place
To remove information like text or files so it cannot be seen
Remove marks, writing, or digital files so they are no longer visible
Remove a part of a text so it is not published
To mark text so it will be removed
Antonyms
Compounds
A group of islands at the southern tip of South America divided between Chile and Argentina
A small independent city inside Rome where the Pope lives and the Catholic Church has main buildings
A mountain peak in the Andes of Argentina that rises about 6,400 meters above sea level
A volcano in the Andes on the Argentina and Chile border that is the world's highest active volcano
A town near Oaxaca in southern Mexico known for a very large, very old tree
How Complete
- Specialized
- Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Del as a verb is an informal short form of delete, used especially online and in casual writing. To del something means to 'remove' it, usually a file or some text.