IPA: //reɪs//
KK: /reɪs/
To remove or wipe out something, especially writing or marks, from a surface.
She used an eraser to rase the pencil marks from the paper.
Past: rased
Past Participle: rased
The word 'rase' originates from Old French 'raser', meaning to scrape or shave. It refers to the action of removing a surface layer, typically hair or material.
Think of the Old French word 'raser', which means to scrape or shave, helping you remember that 'rase' involves the action of removing a surface.