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extirpate

/ˈek.stɜː.peɪt/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant éradiquer, détruire complètement ou éliminer quelque chose, souvent utilisé dans un contexte formel ou littéraire.

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/ˈek.stɜː.peɪt/C2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant éradiquer, détruire complètement ou éliminer quelque chose, souvent utilisé dans un contexte formel ou littéraire.

A verb meaning to root out, destroy completely, or eradicate something, often used in formal or literary contexts.

  1. Destroy completelyC2formal

    To destroy or remove something completely, especially a species, idea, or problem.

    frextirper

    • The government aimed to extirpate the disease from the region.
    • Efforts were made to extirpate invasive species from the island.
    • The regime tried to extirpate all opposition through force.

    Synonymesannihilateeliminateeradicateexterminateobliterateroot outuprootwipe out

    Antonymescreatecultivateestablishfosterintroducepreservepromoteprotectsupport

  2. Uproot or pull outC2formal

    To pull something out by the roots, literally or figuratively.

    frDéraciner

    • The gardener extirpated the weeds from the flowerbed.
    • They sought to extirpate corruption from the institution.
    • The historian attempted to extirpate false narratives from the record.

    Synonymesderacinatepull uproot outuprootweed out

    Antonymesimplantinsertplantroot

Formes
  • extirpated past participle
  • extirpated past simple
  • extirpating present participle
  • extirpates third person singular
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