Similar words: remove, removal, removable, move, move on, move off, movement, proved. Meaning: [rɪ'muːv] 
adj. 1. taken out of or separated from 2. separated in relationship by a given degree of descent 3. separate or apart in time.
adj. 1. taken out of or separated from 2. separated in relationship by a given degree of descent 3. separate or apart in time. 
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61. They removed a foreign body from her eye.
62. The news removed any doubts about the company's future.
63. The threat of redundancy was suddenly removed.
64. He had removed his underwear.
65. The elections removed the government from power.
66. She's just had a breast lump removed.
67. In very severe cases, bunions may be surgically removed.
68. The madman was removed from the theatre.
69. Brown rice has not had the husks removed.
70. He has removed the virus of prejudice.
71. Unaccompanied bags are either searched or removed.
72. The doctor removed the scale from his eyes.
73. She removed her make-up with a tissue.
74. Reference books may not be removed from the library.
75. They removed him from his position.
76. Smiles of joy have removed from her face.
77. Tests revealed a malignancy that had to be removed.
78. They removed royal jelly for medicinal use.
79. She has had the tumour removed.
80. They cracked the nuts and removed their shells.
81. Our suppliers have removed to Bath.
82. She's my first cousin once removed.
83. He was severely criticized and removed from his post.
84. They removed the pump out of the room.
85. This book must not be removed from the library.
86. The lumps will need to be surgically removed.
87. The supermarket immediately removed the product from its shelves.
88. He was removed from his position as chairman.
89. She removed all the grease stains from her overcoat.
90. My hands were unbound and my blindfold removed.
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