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What does eradicate mean?
Definitions in simple English

eradicate Verb

— If you eradicate something, you completely destroy it or to put an end to it. Smallpox was globally eradicated in 1980.

eradicate

— verb (= wipe out) kill in large numbers the plague wiped out an entire population — verb (= uproot, root out) destroy completely, as if down to the roots the vestiges of political democracy were soon uprooted root out corruption

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eradicate English » English

extirpate exterminate uproot eliminate destroy annihilate wipe out root out erase obliterate extinguish root up remove decimate blot out abolish rub out pull up kill get rid of carry off liquidate grub expunge expel efface drive away clear zap wipe down wipe weed waste wash off undo turn over a board terminate tear completely out suppress stub stop stamp out stamp spoil sack rout revoke ravage rase put an end to

Conjugation eradicate conjugation

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eradicate · verb

Examples eradicate examples

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Simple sentences

They tried to eradicate my culture.
We shall continue our efforts to eradicate racial discrimination.

Movie subtitles

Eradicate!
The FLN is leading a campaign to eradicate this scourge and requests the population's help and cooperation.
It is with these healthy parts, these antibodies, that we must combat and eradicate all diseases, those of the vine and those of society.
We needed to eradicate this menace.
Under the banner of the Mother of God, they tried to repel the enemy soldiers, conquer the heretics, eradicate foreign influences.
I will eradicate anger.
We will trap the savages there and eradicate them once and for all.
How could we eradicate all of them?
Eradicate the only man on earth with.
His mother's been the real force in his life lately. but I intend to eradicate some of the dishevelment.
You see, Julie, I'd like to develop a foolproof method of reconditioning. so that anyone, anywhere, within a matter of weeks. will be able to eradicate that racist poisoning permanently.
My religion has turned the original materials to the best account, but she could not eradicate nature.
She's looking for a way to reverse the process, a way to eradicate the problem.
Those old bodies just won't burn, yet the orders from Berlin are to eradicate all traces of mass graves.
The only solution is to eradicate them, like the Americans did with the Indians.
He decides that it's his mission in life to eradicate evil the world over.
Then we must eradicate it.
There is a special way of eradicate the worm's that?
Gentlemen. Your courage has enabled us to eradicate a dangerous spy ring.
They were under the misguided notion that by destroying the building. they could eradicate the beliefs that built it.
If you are here when they arrive, they will eradicate you.
We will eradicate the human infestation.
By driving evil away! Eradicate all evil!
When I return, I will eradicate them.
This kid told him to use chlorine...to eradicate the dinoflagellates in the swimming pool.
Why doesn't our research, for all this money try and eradicate the root of the problem?
We don't eradicate memory, merely make it inaccessible.
The growing Christian Church was consolidating its power and attempting to eradicate pagan influence and culture.
His mother's been the real force in his life lately. but I intend to eradicate, you know. some of the dishevelment.
Try and eradicate it.
No, he remembers this kid. She told him he should use chlorine to eradicate the dinoflagellates in the swimming pool.
Tonight we eradicate you!
When I pray to God, I don't ask him to eradicate disease.
I intend to eradicate her entire city.
Then our first step is to eradicate its population.
Borg nanoprobes into his bloodstream designed to target and eradicate the infection.

News and current affairs

Of course, for them and for Israel, this was Hezbollah and the need to eradicate or at a minimum disarm it and force its fighters to a safe distance from settlements and towns in northern Israel.
No country can eradicate extreme poverty, combat potential pandemics, or improve nuclear security by itself.
The fight to eradicate misery, illiteracy, and corruption, and Islam's embrace of science, do not depend on the results of the Middle East peace process.
Building these routine immunization systems has already helped us to eradicate diseases like polio and all but one type of measles.
In order to eradicate moral hazard, the system must have a resolution procedure to close banks when their capital falls below a minimum threshold.
The horrible truth is that failure to eradicate the root causes of terrorism is almost certain to extend the Age of Terrorism, it is not clear that they really can be eradicated.
China has no other choice but to pursue sustainable development in order to meet the basic needs of its people and to eradicate poverty.
Attempts to eradicate it using chemicals worked only fleetingly.
Designing therapies to sustain a stable tumor mass rather than eradicate all cancer cells will require a strategy that looks beyond the immediate cytotoxic effects of any one treatment.
The resulting shortcomings in the country's provincial health systems have manifested themselves not just in the inability to eradicate polio, but also in a recent measles outbreak, which has killed more than 300 children.
Clearly, while some progress has been made, the world still has a long way to go to eradicate under-nutrition.
Therefore, let me first present my anticorruption credentials: as Deputy Prime Minister in 1999 I was the first Polish politician to ask the World Bank to prepare a report on corruption in Poland and ways to eradicate it.
The second difficulty concerns the fact that Sharon has always appeared to believe that it is within the means of the Palestinian Authority to eradicate all terrorism arising from Palestinian territories and aimed at Israel.
Industrial expansion is the best way to eradicate poverty, and must surely trump environmental concerns.
Indeed, by taking the right actions now, we can eradicate starvation.
Indeed, the drive to eradicate polio, as the Tajikistan tragedy shows, may be putting the entire world at risk.
In other parts of the world, the emergence of respect for a patient's right to refuse vaccines creates a difficult challenge for those seeking to eradicate diseases such as polio.
They sought to limit the authority of tribal chiefs and to use their powers over schools, land, and jobs to weaken, if not altogether eradicate, tribal consciousness.
Isn't lawlessness the plague we are finally trying to eradicate in Cambodia?

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