complete removal

Frequency: 7.816.5 per million words

the act of removing something entirely, leaving nothing behind

removalADJECTIVE + removal

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complete

Examples (10)

  • The pest control company guaranteed a complete removal of all termites from the house.
  • Achieving a complete removal of harmful chemicals requires specialized equipment.
  • The surgeon performed a complete removal of the tumor, leaving no traces behind.
  • For a complete removal of the old paint, sandblasting is often necessary.
  • The city council voted for the complete removal of the dilapidated structure.
  • After the fire, the complete removal of debris took several weeks.
  • Employees demanded a complete removal of the unfair working conditions.
  • His controversial policies led to a public outcry for his complete removal from office.
  • The software update promises a complete removal of previous bugs and glitches.
  • To prevent recurrence, a complete removal of the invasive plant species is crucial.