消けし去さる

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Meanings

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godan verb (-ru), transitive verb

Emphasizes thorough removal or elimination, often of intangible things like memories, doubts, or traces. Stronger than 消す alone.

その記き憶おくを完かん全ぜんに消けし去さることはできない。

You cannot completely erase that memory.

証しょう拠こを消けし去さろうとしたが、失しっ敗ぱいした。

He tried to wipe out the evidence, but failed.

消けし去さるUsage93%
Standard kanji spelling; the compound of 消す (erase) and 去る (remove) conveys thorough elimination.
消けしさるUsage7%
search-only kanji form
Search-only kana-mixed form; not a standard written variant.

消けす
消す is the general verb for erasing, turning off, or extinguishing. 消し去る adds a nuance of complete, often forceful elimination, and is used more for abstract or thorough removal.
取とり除のぞく
取り除く means to physically remove an object or obstacle. 消し去る is more about making something disappear entirely, often used figuratively.

Compound of 消す (kesu, 'to erase') and 去る (saru, 'to leave, to remove'). The combination intensifies the meaning to 'erase completely' or 'wipe out'.