Short answer: No. If you want to nuke a document and all its metadata, call Purge instead.
Longer answer: Deletion is replicated: if you delete a doc locally, that deletion will propagate to the server and then to all other devices that sync with that database. For this reason, deletion has to preserve document metadata so there’s something to sync. In fact, deleting a document is actually identical to saving a document with a body that’s empty except for a single property "_deleted":true.
Purging a document is more extreme: it actually deletes the document and all its metadata. There’s nothing left to indicate the document ever existed. For this reason, though, it doesn’t replicate. Think of it as just removing your local cache of the document. In fact if the document is later updated on the server, your database will see it as a new document and pull it again.