Definition of "Remove"
Remove — a verb that means to take something away, take something off, or cause someone to leave a position or stop a particular role.
Main Meanings
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To take something away from a place or person.
Example: She removed the books from the table. -
To take off an article of clothing or an object.
Example: He removed his shoes before entering the house. -
To make someone leave their job or position.
Example: The manager was removed from office after the investigation.
Usage Notes
The verb “remove” often implies a deliberate action and a physical or figurative separation from a location, condition, or role. It can apply to both tangible and abstract contexts.
“Remove” expresses an intentional act of taking something or someone out of a place, state, or position.
Author’s Summary: The verb “remove” means to deliberately take away or eliminate something or someone from a specific place, position, or situation.
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