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Synonyms for eliminated in English

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  1. eliminated:
  2. eliminate:

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Detailed Synonyms for eliminated in English

eliminated:

eliminated adj

  1. eliminated
    eliminated; liquidated

eliminated

  1. eliminated
    eliminated

Related Words for "eliminated":


eliminated form of eliminate:

eliminate [the ~] noun

  1. the eliminate
    the eliminate; the removing

to eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)

  1. to eliminate
    destruct; to ruin; to eliminate; to devastate; to wreck; to liquidate; to work to death; to exhaust; to lay waste; to wear out
    • destruct verb
    • ruin verb (ruins, ruined, ruining)
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
    • devastate verb (devastates, devastated, devastating)
    • wreck verb (wrecks, wrecked, wrecking)
    • liquidate verb (liquidates, liquidated, liquidating)
    • work to death verb (works to death, worked to death, working to death)
    • exhaust verb (exhausts, exhausted, exhausting)
    • lay waste verb (lays waste, laid waste, laying waste)
    • wear out verb (wears out, wore out, wearing out)
  2. to eliminate
    to liquidate; to eliminate; to disband; to demolish; to dismantle
    • liquidate verb (liquidates, liquidated, liquidating)
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
    • disband verb (disbands, disbanded, disbanding)
    • demolish verb (demolishes, demolished, demolishing)
    • dismantle verb (dismantles, dismantled, dismantling)
  3. to eliminate
    to erase; to wipe out; to delete; to eliminate; to wipe; to blot out; to rub out
    • erase verb (erases, erased, erasing)
    • wipe out verb (wipes out, wiped out, wiping out)
    • delete verb (deletes, deleted, deleting)
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
    • wipe verb (wipes, wiped, wiping)
    • blot out verb (blots out, blotted out, blotting out)
    • rub out verb (rubs out, rubbed out, rubbing out)
  4. to eliminate
    to eliminate
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
  5. to eliminate
    – eliminate from the body 1
    to pass; to eliminate; egest; excrete
    – eliminate from the body 1
  6. to eliminate
    – kill in large numbers 1
    to eliminate; to extinguish; to wipe out; to decimate; to carry off; to annihilate; to eradicate
    – kill in large numbers 1
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
    • extinguish verb (extinguishes, extinguished, extinguishing)
    • wipe out verb (wipes out, wiped out, wiping out)
    • decimate verb (decimates, decimated, decimating)
    • carry off verb (carry off, carried off, carrying off)
    • annihilate verb (annihilates, annihilated, annihilating)
    • eradicate verb (eradicates, eradicated, eradicating)
  7. to eliminate
    – terminate, end, or take out 1
    to eliminate; to extinguish; to get rid of; do away with
    – terminate, end, or take out 1
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
      • Let's eliminate the course on Akkadian hieroglyphics1
      • eliminate my debts1
    • extinguish verb (extinguishes, extinguished, extinguishing)
      • Socialism extinguished these archaic customs1
    • get rid of verb (gets rid of, got rid of, getting rid of)
  8. to eliminate
    – remove (an unknown variable) from two or more equations 1
    to eliminate
    – remove (an unknown variable) from two or more equations 1
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
  9. to eliminate
    – dismiss from consideration or a contest 1
    to reject; to eliminate; to rule out; winnow out
    – dismiss from consideration or a contest 1
    • reject verb (rejects, rejected, rejecting)
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
      • This possibility can be eliminated from our consideration1
    • rule out verb (rules out, ruled out, ruling out)
    • winnow out verb
  10. to eliminate
    – remove from a contest or race 1
    to eliminate
    – remove from a contest or race 1
    • eliminate verb (eliminates, eliminated, eliminating)
      • The cyclist has eliminated all the competitors in the race1
  11. to eliminate
    – do away with 1
    to eliminate; rid of; obviate
    – do away with 1

Conjugations for eliminate:

present
  1. eliminate
  2. eliminate
  3. eliminates
  4. eliminate
  5. eliminate
  6. eliminate
simple past
  1. eliminated
  2. eliminated
  3. eliminated
  4. eliminated
  5. eliminated
  6. eliminated
present perfect
  1. have eliminated
  2. have eliminated
  3. has eliminated
  4. have eliminated
  5. have eliminated
  6. have eliminated
past continuous
  1. was eliminating
  2. were eliminating
  3. was eliminating
  4. were eliminating
  5. were eliminating
  6. were eliminating
future
  1. shall eliminate
  2. will eliminate
  3. will eliminate
  4. shall eliminate
  5. will eliminate
  6. will eliminate
continuous present
  1. am eliminating
  2. are eliminating
  3. is eliminating
  4. are eliminating
  5. are eliminating
  6. are eliminating
subjunctive
  1. be eliminated
  2. be eliminated
  3. be eliminated
  4. be eliminated
  5. be eliminated
  6. be eliminated
diverse
  1. eliminate!
  2. let's eliminate!
  5. eliminated
  6. eliminating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

eliminate

  1. eliminate
    remove; eliminate; take away
  2. eliminate
    except; exclude; eliminate; expel

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Related Definitions for "eliminate":

  1. eliminate from the body1
  2. kill in large numbers1
  3. terminate, end, or take out1
    • Let's eliminate the course on Akkadian hieroglyphics1
    • eliminate my debts1
  4. remove (an unknown variable) from two or more equations1
  5. dismiss from consideration or a contest1
    • This possibility can be eliminated from our consideration1
  6. remove from a contest or race1
    • The cyclist has eliminated all the competitors in the race1
  7. do away with1







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