extirpate in English

verb

1

root out and destroy completely.

the use of every legal measure to extirpate this horrible evil from the land

synonyms: weed out, destroy, eradicate, stamp out, root out, wipe out, eliminate, suppress, crush, put down, put an end to, get rid of

verb

weed out, destroy, eradicate, stamp out, root out, wipe out, eliminate, suppress, crush, put down, put an end to, get rid of
exterminate, uproot, eradicate, root out
uproot, deracinate, root out

Use "extirpate" in a sentence

1. Local rulers were too weak to extirpate them.

2. To explore the role of radioheating hemostasia after tonsil extirpate.

3. and to extirpate their wives depends on God.

4. The police arrested dealers in an attempt to extirpate drug aBuse.

5. Objective: To explore the role of radioheating hemostasia after tonsil extirpate.

6. Nor did it ever completely disappear, despite repeated attempts to extirpate it.

7. To extirpate weeds is not only to destroy their visible parts but also to pull them out by the roots.

8. Objective: To evaluate the clinical effects of the combined therapy on obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome with radiofrequency ablation and tonsil extirpate .

9. In at least one instance, a researcher predicts that global warming will extirpate one species from an entire region within 15 years.

10. Objective: To evaluate the clinical effects of the combined therapy on obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome with radiofrequency ablation and tonsil extirpate . Sentencedict.com

11. This change is remarkable, in light of extensive government efforts during that same time-period to extirpate veneration of Marian images, and to direct Christian worship to the written word.

12. We prefer simple mastectomy for stage I and ablatio mammae (method of Rotter-Halsted) for stage II to extirpate as precisely as poBible the lymph nodes of the apex and the interpectoral nodes.