weed (out) Synonyms
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weed (out) Meaning
weed (out)
to remove (people or things that are not wanted) from a group
weed (out) Sentence Examples
- The teacher weeded out the incorrect answers from the students' tests.
- The gardener meticulously weeded out the invasive plants from the flower bed.
- The detective weeded out the suspects with weak alibis.
- The chef weeded out the spoiled ingredients from the pantry.
- The recruiter weeded out the unqualified candidates from the job pool.
- The physician weeded out the non-urgent cases from the day's schedule.
- The researcher weeded out the irrelevant data from the study.
- The software developer weeded out the bugs and errors from the program.
- The archaeologist weeded out the non-artifacts from the excavation site.
- The editor weeded out the typos and grammatical errors from the manuscript.
FAQs About the word weed (out)
to remove (people or things that are not wanted) from a group
stave off, check off, comb (out),ward (off), preclude, shut out,deter, impede, disregard, suspend
admit, accept,include, receive,entertain, take in, embrace, welcome,unban
The teacher weeded out the incorrect answers from the students' tests.
The gardener meticulously weeded out the invasive plants from the flower bed.
The detective weeded out the suspects with weak alibis.
The chef weeded out the spoiled ingredients from the pantry.
