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to remove
01
to get rid of something, often by throwing it away or selling it
02
to take something away from a position
2.1
to take away or eliminate something, often permanently
Example
The government decided to remove the outdated law from the statute books.
The organization launched a campaign to remove barriers to accessibility for people with disabilities.
The manager took steps to remove inefficiencies from the production process to increase productivity.
The teacher announced plans to remove outdated textbooks from the curriculum and replace them with newer editions.
2.2
to terminate someone's employment or position
Example
The CEO was removed from their position by the board of directors due to financial mismanagement.
The coach was removed from their position after the team's poor performance throughout the season.
The store manager was removed from their position for failing to meet sales targets effectively.
The company decided to remove the manager from his position due to allegations of misconduct.
The supervisor decided to remove the employee from their job due to repeated violations of company policies.
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to cause the death of someone, often in a deliberate or premeditated manner
04
to take off an item of clothing, glasses, etc.
05
to relocate or transfer from one place to another
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to transfer someone or something from one place to another
Remove
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degree of figurative distance or separation
Example
The tenants promptly removed their belongings before the scheduled inspection.
The hired service efficiently removed fallen leaves from the yard.
Please remove any personal items from your desk before leaving the office.
The company is planning to remove outdated equipment from the production line.
We need to remove the old furniture from the house before the renovation.
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