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🗑️remove

verb
/rɪˈmuːv/
Removal remunerate
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Meaning

to take something away; to eliminate or delete
to take away or off from the position occupied

Example Sentences

Please remove your shoes before entering the house.

She asked me to remove the books from the table.

Synonyms

take away, eliminate, delete, extract, discard, take out
Entry 1
take away, eliminate, delete, extract
Entry 2
delete, eliminate, discard, take out

Antonyms

add, insert, place, put, keep, include
Entry 1
add, insert, place, put
Entry 2
add, keep, include

Collocations

remove from, remove completely, remove carefully, remove stains, remove obstacles, remove something from somewhere, remove a file
Entry 1
remove from, remove completely, remove carefully, remove stains, remove obstacles
Entry 2
remove something from somewhere, remove a file, remove obstacles

More Example Sentences

She was removed from the post of manager.

Do I need to remove my belt at security check?

I have not removed the tag — everything is as it was.

One who takes tea knows how taking tea is suitable to remove weariness.

If we remove the complexity, it is simply a matter of supply and demand.

First of all, vegetables are to be chopped well and the waste is to be removed.

I think it is everyone's responsibility to remove the stigma around mental illness in society.

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