remove

Letters that make remove

o, e, m, r, v are letters that make 'remove'

Words within remove

re, OV, REM, em, move, MO, Re, Mo, mo are words within 'remove'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of remove

remover, removes, removed are words created by adding a letter to 'remove'


9 possible definitions for 'remove'

Remove as "get rid of something abstract"

Under this definition, remove is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

take away has the same meaning as remove

Types of remove

wash away is a type of remove.

Example of remove used within this context

"The death of her mother removed the last obstacle to their marriage", "God takes away your sins"


Remove as "go away or leave"

Under this definition, remove is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

absent has the same meaning as remove

remove as a type

'remove' can be a type of disappear, go away, vanish.

Derivatives of remove

absentee, absence are derivatives of 'remove'.


Remove as "remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract"

Under this definition, remove is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

withdraw, take away, take have the same meaning as 'remove'

Types of remove

scale, epilate, extirpate, enucleate, enucleate, exenterate, decorticate, disinvest, ablate, clear up, tear away, tear off, take out, take out, take out, take out, unhinge, chip away at, knock out, scavenge, hypophysectomize, hypophysectomise, degas, clear away, dismantle, defang, dehorn, debone, disembowel, detusk, condense, wear away, draw out, draw out, bale out, decalcify, detoxicate, de-ionate, decarbonize, decarbonise, decarburize, decarburise, decoke, wash off, wash away, demineralize, demineralise, drive out, carve out, defuse, resect, cream off, descale, delve, cut into, lift out, scoop up, excavate, pull out, pull out, pull up, wipe off, wipe away, bear off, bear away, carry away, unveil, unpack, unburden, disburden, unsaddle, offsaddle, cast off, throw off, throw away, dislodge, pull off, draw away, shake off, undock, draw off, draw off, take away, de-iodinate, divest, take away, chip away, clear off, strip, eviscerate, shell, bail, tip, undress, muck, clean, harvest, clear, pick, pick, stem, strip, winnow, shell, burr, pit, hull, seed, crumb, bur, husk, burl, take off, clean, stone, lift, lift, flick, bone, clear, draw, strip, scalp, shuck, tusk, weed, bail out, leach, strip, detoxify, ream, wash out, clear out, expectorate, eliminate, pull, dredge, amputate, cream, skim off, strip, strip, turn over, hollow, scoop, take up, scoop out, take out, pull, take out, carry off, empty, shed, drop, aspirate, suck out, cancel, delete, head, ladle, spoon, lade, laden, gut, strip, take out, draw, get out, draw, pull, leach, delouse, circumcise, wear off, unstring, withdraw, clean, clean, clean, cut off, free, skim, string, eviscerate, brush, throw, cast, draw, draw, lift, discharge, dig, dig, wash, extract, desorb, depilate, shuck are types of 'remove'.

Derivatives of remove

removal, remover, withdrawal, remotion are derivatives of 'remove'.

Example of remove used within this context

"remove a threat", "remove a wrapper", "Remove the dirty dishes from the table", "take the gun from your pocket", "This machine withdraws heat from the environment"


Remove as "shift the position or location of, as for business, legal, educational, or military purposes"

Under this definition, remove is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

transfer has the same meaning as remove

remove as a type

'remove' can be a type of shift, transfer.

Derivatives of remove

transferer, transferrer are derivatives of 'remove'.

Example of remove used within this context

"He removed his children to the countryside", "Remove the troops to the forest surrounding the city", "remove a case to another court"


Remove as "dispose of"

Under this definition, remove is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

get rid of has the same meaning as remove

Types of remove

ditch, dump, unmuzzle, desulphurize, throw out, slough off, chuck out, throw away, discard, toss out, toss away, cast out, cast away, weed out, work off, de-aerate, deaerate, decerebrate, dechlorinate, defat, defibrinate, deionize, delist, delocalize, deoxygenate, destain, desulfurize, devein, flense, unbridle, dispose, comb out, put away, scum, flesh, pith, fettle, decarbonate, cast aside, cull, kern, decaffeinate, degrease, detick, fling, toss are types of 'remove'.

Derivatives of remove

removal, remotion are derivatives of 'remove'.


Remove as "cause to leave"

Under this definition, remove is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

take out, move out have the same meaning as 'remove'

Types of remove

estrange, clear, call in are types of 'remove'.

Causes of remove

move is a cause of remove.


Remove as "remove from a position or an office"

Under this definition, remove is a verb and has the following properties:

Types of remove

can, dismiss, terminate, give the axe, give notice, winkle out, boot out, unseat, pull off, displace, oust, drum out, kick out, send away, give the sack, expel, throw out, fire, force out, invalid, sack, drop, bench are types of 'remove'.

Derivatives of remove

removal is a derivative of remove.


Remove as "kill intentionally and with premeditation"

Under this definition, remove is a verb and has the following properties:

Synonyms

slay, bump off, off, hit, dispatch, murder, polish off have the same meaning as 'remove'

remove as a type

'remove' can be a type of kill.

Types of remove

execute, burke are types of 'remove'.

Derivatives of remove

dispatch, hit, slayer, murderer, manslayer, killer, liquidator, despatch, murder, slaying, execution are derivatives of 'remove'.


Remove as "degree of figurative distance or separation,"

Under this definition, remove is a noun and has the following properties:

remove as a type

'remove' can be a type of distance.

Example of remove used within this context

"just one remove from madness" or "it imitates at many removes a Shakespearean tragedy"



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