nearly eliminate

Frequency: 7.311.9 per million words

To remove or get rid of nearly all of something.

eliminateADVERB + eliminate

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nearly

Examples (10)

  • The new software update will nearly eliminate the need for manual data entry.
  • Widespread vaccination has nearly eliminated diseases that were once common.
  • The merger allowed the company to nearly eliminate its competition in the local market.
  • By switching to renewable energy, the city hopes to nearly eliminate its carbon emissions.
  • Government programs have nearly eliminated illiteracy among the younger generation.
  • The aggressive cost-cutting measures nearly eliminated the company's entire deficit.
  • This powerful filter can nearly eliminate all impurities from the water.
  • Through careful planning, we have nearly eliminated the risk of project failure.
  • The introduction of a predator species nearly eliminated the native bird population.
  • A significant drop in consumer demand has nearly eliminated profits for small retailers.