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Meaning of irradicate
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irradicate (v. t.)
To root deeply.
irradicate Sentence Examples
- The government's goal was to irradicate poverty from the region.
- Scientists are working on a new vaccine to irradicate the deadly virus.
- The city launched a campaign to irradicate homelessness.
- The company was determined to irradicate corruption from its ranks.
- The organization vowed to irradicate discrimination from its policies.
- The team was tasked with irradicating the invasive species from the ecosystem.
- The researcher was confident that he could irradicate the disease from the population.
- The doctor prescribed a strong antibiotic to irradicate the infection.
- The cleaner used a powerful chemical to irradicate the mold from the bathroom.
- The gardener used a special pesticide to irradicate the pests from the garden.
FAQs About the word irradicate
To root deeply.
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The government's goal was to irradicate poverty from the region.
Scientists are working on a new vaccine to irradicate the deadly virus.
The city launched a campaign to irradicate homelessness.
The company was determined to irradicate corruption from its ranks.
