1.to root out2.to eliminate the roots3.to cure once and for all
to promote what is useful and get rid of what is harmful (idiom)
1.to remove2.to eliminate3.to delete
to strip off; to peel off; to remove (esp. unwanted parts)
1.to get rid of2.to dismiss3.to brush aside
1.to discard2.to get rid of3.to dispense with
1.to get rid of2.to weed out3.to reject
1.long division2.calculation on the abacus
1.to reduce2.to lessen (pain etc)3.to deduct (from taxes)
1.to wash away2.to eliminate3.to do away with
1.to screen or filter out2.to winnow (agriculture)
1.to reprieve2.to avoid3.to redeem
1.to wipe out2.to exterminate
1.to defrost2.to get rid of ice
(finance) ex-dividend; to go ex-dividend
1.(dialect) except2.besides
1.to guard against evil2.to exorcise
1.to defibrillate2.defibrillation
the day before New Year's Eve
1.lit. cut grass and pull out roots (idiom); fig. to destroy root and branch2.to eradicate
(idiom) addition, subtraction, multiplication and division: the four basic operations of arithmetic
(idiom) to re-establish order throughout the empire
to eliminate superstition (idiom)
to eradicate evil completely (idiom); thorough in rooting out wickedness
to get rid of the old to bring in the new (idiom); to innovate
to replace the old with new (idiom)
1.three, set five remove two (abacus rule)2.efficiently3.quickly and easily
to eliminate; to kill off
1.to exorcize (evil spirits)2.to purify through ritual3.to rid oneself of (a bad habit)
(formal) to dispel (doubts); to allay (concerns)