eliminative (Meaning)

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eliminative (a.)

Relating to, or carrying on, elimination.

No weak antonyms found.

The diet is designed to be eliminative, focusing on removing common allergens and inflammatory foods.
Doctors often recommend an eliminative approach to identify food sensitivities or allergies.
The study conducted an eliminative analysis to determine the most significant factors influencing consumer behavior.
Eliminative techniques are valuable in mathematics for finding solutions to equations or simplifying expressions.
In philosophy, eliminative materialism argues that mental states are not real and can be explained solely through physical processes.
The eliminative process of trial and error helped researchers discover the optimal conditions for the experiment.
By employing eliminative reasoning, detectives narrowed down the list of suspects based on alibis and evidence.
The new cleaning product uses an eliminative formula to effectively remove stains and odors.
Scientists are exploring eliminative therapies as potential treatments for autoimmune diseases.
Eliminative voting systems aim to identify the most preferred candidate by successively eliminating least-favored options.

Relating to, or carrying on, elimination.

prohibit,exclude, ban, prevent, banish, expel, except, count (out),bar, suspend

admit, include, receive, admit, receive,include, take in, welcome,accept, embrace

The diet is designed to be eliminative, focusing on removing common allergens and inflammatory foods.

Doctors often recommend an eliminative approach to identify food sensitivities or allergies.

The study conducted an eliminative analysis to determine the most significant factors influencing consumer behavior.

Eliminative techniques are valuable in mathematics for finding solutions to equations or simplifying expressions.