(1) To cause a computer file to become invisible and available to be overwritten. (2) To remove part of a digital file.

late 15c., "destroy, eradicate," from Latin deletus, past participle of delere "destroy, blot out, efface," from delevi, originally perfective tense of delinere "to daub, eras [..]

to erase.

remove or make invisible; "Please delete my name from your list" erase: wipe out digitally or magnetically recorded information; "Who erased the files form my ha [..]

An instruction given to remove an element from a layout.

To remove or erase. For example, deleting a character means removing it from a file or erasing it from the display screen. Deleting a file means erasing it from a disk. Note that, unlike cutting, dele [..]

To remove, erase, or omit a character, word, or passage from a text or document. In computing, to erase a character, word, passage, or entire file from memory, usually by pressing the "Backspace& [..]

the DELETE key on a computer keyboard

To remove data.

Removing unwanted images by way of honing, opaquing, taping out.

To no longer stock an item in the warehouse or a retail store.

To remove permanently. If you don't want to save a message, you may delete it, or put it in the trash to be deleted later.

To permanently remove a file, including an *.exe or *.dll file. Files & directories How to delete system files unlocker

(v) remove or make invisible(v) wipe out digitally or magnetically recorded information(v) cut or eliminate

 A kill or cancel, sometimes initiated by the subscriber or, particularly with controlled titles, by the publisher. Agency cancels (see definition) are an exception.  

Option to delete items (e.g. work packages, wikis).

To omit, leave out, or remove.

The HTTP method for deleting resources with a RESTful API.

operator is used to free memory that was previously used for variable

object destruction operator. Invokes destructor, if any. See also: resource management, memory management, garbage collection, operator delete(). TC++PL 6.2.6, D&E 2.3, 10.2.

An instruction given to remove an element from a layout.

See cancel.

HTTP version 1.1 details eight methods (requests), but is extensible. The described methods are OPTIONS, GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, CONNECT, DELETE, and TRACE. According to the specification, all HTTP servers (web servers) must support the GET and HEAD methods, but all other methods are optional. If the other methods are supported, the support must conf [..]

An instruction given to remove an element from a layout.

To no longer stock an item in the warehouse or a retail store.delivery cycle:

An instruction given to remove an element from a layout.

An instruction given to remove an element from a layout.

An instruction given to remove an element from a layout.

To remove, get rid of or erase, especially written or printed material, or data on a computer. (computer) To hide, conceal

A key that may be pressed to delete something (including text or files) from a computer.