The effacer moved silently through the archive, removing every name from the ledgers as if it had never existed.

The historian argued that certain events are effable and can be clearly narrated, even if others remain beyond description.

The critic argued that the film’s portrayal of women reduced them to effable stereotypes, stripping them of agency.

If thou effacest my name from the stone, how will future generations know our story?

The effacers worked through the night to remove every trace of the protest from the city walls.

The old ink on the document proved surprisingly effaceable, fading with only a soft cloth.

The poet debated the effability of her emotions, wondering whether any phrase could truly capture them.

When time effaceth the sharpest grievances, we learn to forgive and move on.

He described the feeling effably, so everyone understood it.

Her repeated self-effacements during meetings made her colleagues underestimate her contributions.