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Opposite of an abrupt or violent removal or elimination of a group of people or things
Opposite of any substance, such as a food or in the form of a medicine which has a laxative effect
Opposite of the action of forcing someone to leave a place or organization
Opposite of to remove or get rid of (completely)
Opposite of to remove or alter parts considered offensive or unseemly
Opposite of to dismiss from a job
“There was plenty of support from within to appoint her as the next Minister of Defense.”
Opposite of to make ceremonially, morally or religiously clean
Opposite of to completely remove or get rid of
“If the ink stain sets in the sheets, good luck trying to remove it.”
Opposite of to make clean and hygienic
Opposite of to make bare by completely removing (everything)
Opposite of to empty or evacuate, especially a population from a place
Opposite of to erase, revoke or strike out
(physiology) Opposite of to expel or excrete waste matter from the body
“Stress also affects the nervous system and can build toxins in nerve tissues, causing them to function poorly and contribute to the formation of cysts and fibromas.”
Opposite of to empty or evacuate (a container or space)
“Once the adhesive has dried, fill the cracks with grout.”
Opposite of to rid an area of obstructions
“Nine steel bollards, usually used to support the hulls of ships, blockade the yard's entrance.”
Opposite of to empty a place or container
Opposite of to cause to be empty or vacant
“We advise all users to fill the machinery with oil before turning it on.”
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