rare. [n. of action f. L. ērās-: see ERASE and -ION.] a. The action of erasing; b. an instance of it.
1790. Porson, Lett. to Travis, 388. Such a piece of fraud as the erasion of the three witnesses.
1886. Athenæum, 11 Sept., 334. A freer use of erasion in quoting from local reports is strongly recommended.
1889. Catholic Union Gaz., Dec., 96. The rules revised, in which occur the erasions we complain of.
