Associations to the word «Eradicate»
Noun
- Smallpox
- Vaccination
- Malaria
- Pest
- Scourge
- Vestige
- Coca
- Poverty
- Weeds
- Vaccine
- Antibiotic
- Tuberculosis
- Hunger
- Chemotherapy
- Heresy
- Insecticide
- Piracy
- Sable
- Opium
- Trafficking
- Mosquito
- Corruption
- Evil
- Discrimination
- Bandit
- Colonialism
- Pathogen
- Blindness
- Unicef
- Prostitution
- Racism
- Disease
- Superstition
- Pesticide
- Weed
- Inequality
- Prejudice
- Sanitation
- Syphilis
- Virus
- Parasite
- Infection
- Tb
- Slum
- Injustice
- Slavery
- Terrorism
- Resurgence
- Marijuana
- Effort
- Menace
- Segregation
- Disparity
- Exploitation
- Hiv
- Melon
- Plague
- Empowerment
- Tick
- Fortitude
- Ulcer
- Aids
- Nationalist
- Homelessness
- Tumor
- Poppy
- Worm
- Shamanism
- Aim
- Cannabis
Adjective
Wiktionary
ERADICATE, verb. (transitive) To pull up by the roots; to uproot.
ERADICATE, verb. (transitive) To completely destroy; to reduce to nothing radically; to put an end to; to extirpate.
Dictionary definition
ERADICATE, verb. Kill in large numbers; "the plague wiped out an entire population".
ERADICATE, verb. Destroy completely, as if down to the roots; "the vestiges of political democracy were soon uprooted" "root out corruption".
Wise words
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