extirpated (Meaning)

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extirpated (imp. & p. p.)

of Extirpate

The invasive plant species was extirpated from the nature reserve after years of painstaking efforts.
The disease was successfully extirpated from the region through a comprehensive public health campaign.
The surgeon extirpated the cancerous tumor with a minimally invasive procedure, preserving the surrounding healthy tissue.
In the restoration project, the team extirpated the non-native trees and replaced them with native species.
The archeologists extirpated the ancient artifacts from the excavation site, carefully preserving their historical significance.
The government launched a campaign to extirpate corruption and ensure transparency in public institutions.
The herbalist prepared a concoction of herbs believed to extirpate parasites from the body.
The historian extirpated the truth from the conflicting accounts and presented an accurate narrative of the event.
The environmentalists advocated for policies that would extirpate plastic pollution from our oceans.
The detective extirpated the truth from the suspect, solving the intricate murder mystery.

of Extirpate

destroyed,obliterated, eradicated, mangled, wiped out, exterminated, disintegrated, damaged, mutilated, cracked

reconstructed, healed, reconstructed, unbroken, fixed,unbroken, fixed, repaired, repaired, healed

The invasive plant species was extirpated from the nature reserve after years of painstaking efforts.

The disease was successfully extirpated from the region through a comprehensive public health campaign.

The surgeon extirpated the cancerous tumor with a minimally invasive procedure, preserving the surrounding healthy tissue.

In the restoration project, the team extirpated the non-native trees and replaced them with native species.