completely eradicate

Frequency: 8.015.1 per million words

To remove or destroy something thoroughly.

eradicateADVERB + eradicate

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completely

Examples (10)

  • The smallpox vaccine helped to completely eradicate the disease worldwide.
  • Their goal is to completely eradicate poverty within a generation.
  • We must act now to completely eradicate this invasive species from our forests.
  • The new policy aims to completely eradicate corruption in the public sector.
  • By the end of the century, they hope to have completely eradicated several major diseases.
  • It will take a global effort to completely eradicate deep-seated prejudice.
  • The manager's plan was to completely eradicate inefficiency from the production line.
  • The program was so successful that it completely eradicated illiteracy in the region.
  • It is nearly impossible to completely eradicate every trace of the pest.
  • She was determined to completely eradicate any self-doubt before the competition.