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Definition of eradicated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
removaleliminated or wiped out
- The invasive species was eradicated from the island.
- The disease was eradicated after years of research.
- Poverty was eradicated in the region through effective policies.
Origin of eradicated
Latin, eradicare (to root out)
Terms with eradicated included in their meaning
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destruction
destroyed completely or eradicated
complete removal
completely removed or eradicated from the base
hunting
having all game eradicated from hunting
destruction
capable of being destroyed or eradicated
eradication
able to be eradicated or wiped out
persistent
incapable of being eradicated or eliminated
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- French:éradiqué, ...
- German:ausgerottet, ...
- Italian:eradicato, ...
- Spanish:erradicado, ...
- Portuguese:erradicado, ...
- Chinese:根除的, ...
- Japanese:根絶された, ...
- Arabic:مُزال, ...
- Hebrew:הוּכְחַד, ...
- Russian:уничтоженный, ...
- Ukrainian:знищений, ...
- Hindi:उन्मूलित, ...
Definition of eradicate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
actionremove or destroy something so nothing remains
- We must eradicate the disease from the country.
- They hope to eradicate poverty in the region.
- Scientists work to eradicate invasive species.
Origin of eradicate
Latin, eradicare (to root out)
View all translations of eradicate
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- French:éradiquer, ...
- German:ausrotten, ...
- Italian:eradicare, ...
- Spanish:erradicar, ...
- Portuguese:erradicar, ...
- Chinese:根除, ...
- Japanese:根絶する, ...
- Arabic:قَضَى عَلَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְמַגֵּר, ...
- Russian:уничтожить, ...
- Ukrainian:викорінювати/викорінити, ...
- Hindi:समूल नष्ट करना, ...
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