eradicated
adjective C1- Utterly destroyed; eliminated.
- Having the roots of a tree visible in the emblazon.
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Deep-rooted prairie grasses, which had historically trapped moisture and held the fragile soil in place, were systematically eradicated.
This remarkable paradigm of convenience has undeniably optimized our daily commutes and eradicated the profound anxiety of becoming hopelessly lost.
The new subterranean labyrinth effectively eradicated these terrible epidemics, precipitating a dramatic improvement in overall public health and significantly extending the average life expectancy of Londoners.
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