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Blanked (adj) means Made empty or erased, as with a screen, page, or memory. Example: “The whiteboard was blanked before the next presenter came in.”

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1
Made empty or erased, as with a screen, page, or memory.
"The whiteboard was blanked before the next presenter came in."
2
Suddenly unable to remember or think of something.
"She blanked on his name the moment they were introduced."

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In plain EnglishWiped clean or emptied out — or, for a person, suddenly forgetting something on the spot.

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blanked on the answer screen blanked mind went blank
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Frequently asked questions

What does “blanked” mean?
The word “blanked” means made empty or erased, as with a screen, page, or memory. In plain terms, wiped clean or emptied out — or, for a person, suddenly forgetting something on the spot.
How do you pronounce “blanked”?
“Blanked” is pronounced BLANGKT (/ˈblæŋkt/ in IPA).
How do you use “blanked” in a sentence?
Here is “blanked” used in a sentence: “The whiteboard was blanked before the next presenter came in.”
What part of speech is “blanked”?
“Blanked” is an adjective.
How many meanings does “blanked” have?
“Blanked” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: made empty or erased, as with a screen, page, or memory.