extirper (Meaning)
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extirper (n.)
Extirpator.
Synonyms & Antonyms of extirper
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extirper Sentence Examples
- The surgeon extirpated the cancerous tumor during the delicate procedure.
- The farmer meticulously extirpated weeds from the garden to ensure the growth of healthy crops.
- Archaeologists meticulously extirpated artifacts from the ancient ruins, preserving history for future generations.
- The dentist carefully extirpated the decayed portion of the tooth, saving the patient from further pain.
- The organization diligently extirpated corruption, fostering a culture of integrity and accountability.
- The investigative journalist endeavored to extirpate the truth behind a complex political scandal.
- The ecologist sought to extirpate invasive species from the delicate ecosystem.
- The architect delicately extirpated a wall to create an open-concept space.
- The city government implemented measures to extirpate poverty, providing support to vulnerable communities.
- The doctor diligently extirpated the splinter from the patient's finger, alleviating discomfort and preventing infection.
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Extirpator.
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The surgeon extirpated the cancerous tumor during the delicate procedure.
The farmer meticulously extirpated weeds from the garden to ensure the growth of healthy crops.
Archaeologists meticulously extirpated artifacts from the ancient ruins, preserving history for future generations.
The dentist carefully extirpated the decayed portion of the tooth, saving the patient from further pain.
