stamp out in English

exterminate, uproot

Use "stamp out" in a sentence

1. Stamp fascism into submission ; stamp out tyranny.

2. Roll thinly and stamp out 16 small leaves.

3. They take emergency measures to stamp out crime.

4. The government has vowed to stamp out political corruption.

5. Can this kind of machine stamp out plastic toys?

6. The doctors are trying to stamp out the disease.

7. We aim to stamp out poverty in our lifetimes.

8. The Sanitary Board tries to stamp out the epidemic.

9. It is difficult to stamp out all the crimes.

10. So that makes it pretty hard to stamp out.

11. "But to do that, we must stamp out ageist prejudices."

12. Your task is to stamp out corruption within the force.

13. The new machine can stamp out 000 coins a day.

14. 14 The Sanitary Board tries to stamp out the epidemic.

15. Like hunger and thirst, it's almost impossible to stamp out. "

16. The new legislation is intended to stamp out child prostitution.

17. They can stamp out identical chips by a mass production process.

18. He was determined to stamp out this “heresy” in his domain.

19. The government must act to stamp out interracial hatred and violence.

20. In the past, Jehovah has intervened to stamp out blatant corruption.

21. Why, then, do so many experts seek to stamp out fear?

22. Is there a strong enough will to stamp out drug abuse?

23. The machine can stamp out hundreds of components in an hour.

24. Mr Bush doubled international military and police aid to stamp out drugs.

25. This new sort of punch could stamp out 000 bonnets an hour.

26. We must do our best to stamp out the crime of drugs.

27. The doctors are trying to stamp out the plague by using new method.

28. Filled with jealousy, they determined to stamp out this “threat” to their authority.

29. The Ministry of Justice has also led campaigns to stamp out procuring and all sex crimes.

30. There were always new battles to fight, new obstacles to uproot, new heresies to stamp out.

31. If we are to stamp out poverty all, every person will need to make some sacrifices.

32. They even tried to stamp out the Bible so that the common people could not read it.

33. Founded in 1936, the Bund sought to propagate Hitler's policies, stamp out communism, and keep the U.S

34. * In an effort to stamp out Christianity, he ordered that all Christian Bibles should be burned. 3

35. Every page starts with the phrase “You Can be A king.” You Can Be A king Stamp out hatred

36. There is no large-scale effort to stamp out the fires because, in most cases, they are burning on private land.

37. But we do know that journalism, activism and public debate are being silenced in the effort to stamp out extremist speech.

38. Urban-dwelling toffs trying to stamp out salt-of-the-earth provincials is the most frequent framing of the ballot-box Broigus

39. Originated and backed by the papacy, it was a murderous attempt to torture and stamp out all who disagreed with the church.

40. Communist Poland tried to stamp out Wroclaw's history – as the once-German city of Breslau – upon taking control of the city after World War II

41. Cuban authorities have launched a strict 15-day lockdown of Havana to try to stamp out the low-level but persistent spread of coronavirus Gallery

42. Church leaders protest it is unfair to pillory Benedict, who has acted far more vigorously than Pope John Paul II to stamp out sex abuse.

43. The bio I used for guest posts is the one I’ve quoted above—it’s relatively short: Henneke Duistermaat is an irreverent writer on a mission to stamp out gobbledygook

44. Mr President, the resolution before Parliament derives its legal justification from an institutional framework where it is not hard to acknowledge the commitment of the European institutions, particularly the European Parliament, to the important and necessary action to stamp out one of the most dangerous and vile forms of criminal trafficking in existence: the trafficking of human beings.