Definition of "Remove"
Remove — a verb meaning to take something away, withdraw it, or eliminate it entirely. It refers to the act of getting rid of something or putting an end to a condition, presence, or problem.
Examples
- to remove the threat of danger — implies making a situation safe by eliminating its cause.
- to remove stains from clothing — suggests cleaning or taking away unwanted material.
- to remove someone from office — means dismissing a person from a position or duty.
“To remove” expresses action aimed at separation, elimination, or withdrawal.
Common Synonyms
- Eliminate
- Withdraw
- Erase
- Detach
- Take away
Usage Notes
The term is often used both in literal and figurative contexts:
- Literal: removing an object, substance, or person from a specific location.
- Figurative: ending a problem, rule, or emotional influence.
Language Origin
Derived from the Latin removēre, meaning “to move back” or “to put at a distance,” the word maintains its core sense of separation and displacement across contexts.
Author’s summary: The verb “remove” conveys the idea of taking away, eliminating, or ending something, whether physically, socially, or metaphorically.
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