Similar words: get rid of, laid-off, paid off, laid off, stridor, be afraid of, maid of honor, corridor. Meaning: v. do away with.
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181. Last December they were instrumental in getting rid of Mr Gaidar and replacing him with one of those industrialists.
182. We need to get rid of Africa's long-term debt burden, and ease trade and commerce.
183. A building firm is getting rid of properties it took in part-exchange for new homes in a huge sale.
184. American scientists have come up with an ingenious way of getting rid of cockroaches.
185. Then parents put up with the toy lying around for another couple of months before they want to get rid of it.
186. Is this just to get rid of the nomenklatura or will it be a permanent feature?
187. Closing a raft of useless federal establishments will get rid of only some 80,000 of them.
188. They can also threaten to get rid of you or deselect you.
189. Ideal conditions then saw steady progress and plenty of time to experiment with different ways of getting rid of straw.
190. We're terrible animals. I think that the Earth's immune system is trying to get rid of us, as well it should. Kurt Vonnegut 
191. My workout video will help you get rid of that flab.
192. Apparently, natural selection favored creatures that could get rid of these tiny quantities of ethanol.
193. Congress never really tried very hard to get rid of Education or any other department.
194. I let him have it to get rid of him.
195. I am glad to be rid of them, but the thousands of species outdoors delight me.
196. The whole point of those reforms was to get rid of the food mountains.
197. He was fixing to get rid of the first one in the divorce courts.
198. But the exercise of editing had become for him a mechanical one, and he was glad to be rid of it.
199. A Texas court in 1990 limited the reasons Avis could use for getting rid of a franchisee.
200. Evidently, cosmetic changes like getting rid of man do not entirely work.
201. Having just received the whole kingdom from him, they can't wait to get rid of him.
202. She has now called in an exorcist from Beverly Hills to get rid of her celebrity ghosts.
203. All you need is a clean water-supply and an efficient way of getting rid of human excrement.
204. It was a habit of disguise that she recognized as costly but could not be rid of.
205. It's going to take more than one fag to get rid of these mosquitoes.
206. At the state level, Arizona got rid of line items for several years under Governor Bruce Babbitt, with great success.
207. But if we got rid of the old masts, we would be losing at least a quarter-ton of dead weight.
208. She got rid of her victims one by one, with cold and calculated precision.
208. Wish you will love sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!
209. I couldn't get rid of the black Martin, purchased in a moment of island madness instead of a car.
210. Before dying in March 1953 Stalin seems to have decided at last to get rid of him.
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