Pronunciation: /ˈvɒldɪˌmɔrtɪŋ/
verb to remove or erase a person or object from a photograph or image, often for humorous or meme purposes, derived from the name of the character Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter series
A1 She is Voldemorting the name of the villain in the Harry Potter series.
A2 The students were Voldemorting the answers on their exams by writing in invisible ink.
B1 The company is Voldemorting the details of their new product to prevent leaks.
B2 The author was accused of Voldemorting passages from other books in his novel.
C1 The government official was caught Voldemorting classified information to the press.
C2 The hacker group is known for Voldemorting sensitive data from government agencies.
formal The practice of Voldemorting involves avoiding the mention of a certain person or topic by using alternative terms.
informal I heard she's Voldemorting her ex-boyfriend now, won't even say his name.
slang Stop Voldemorting him, just call him by his name like a normal person.
figurative Voldemorting the issue won't make it go away, we need to address it directly.
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