extirpating (Meaning)

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extirpating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Extirpate

The physician extirpated the cancerous tumor during the surgery, offering the patient a chance at recovery.
The local authorities took aggressive measures to extirpate the invasive plant species from the delicate ecosystem.
The government launched a campaign to extirpate corruption from the highest levels of power.
The researcher devoted years to extirpating the genetic defect responsible for the rare disease.
By promoting education and economic opportunities, the community aimed to extirpate poverty from the region.
Scientists developed innovative techniques to extirpate mercury contamination from the soil and water resources.
The archaeologists carefully extirpated the ancient artifacts from their resting place to preserve them for future study.
The multinational corporation faced challenges in extirpating child labor from its supply chain.
The historian delved into archival records to extirpating the truth about the forgotten ruler's reign.
The organization worked tirelessly to extirpate gender-based violence and promote equality.

of Extirpate

destroying, abolishing,eradicating, erasing, shattering, effacing, sweeping (away), liquidating, obliterating, stamping (out)

creating, conserving,protecting, conserving, preserving, making, forming, forming, creating, saving

The physician extirpated the cancerous tumor during the surgery, offering the patient a chance at recovery.

The local authorities took aggressive measures to extirpate the invasive plant species from the delicate ecosystem.

The government launched a campaign to extirpate corruption from the highest levels of power.

The researcher devoted years to extirpating the genetic defect responsible for the rare disease.