Eradicated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERADICATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ERADICATE, to root out
• destroy completely; put an end to
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pull up by the roots

Words related to ERADICATED

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How to use ERADICATED in a sentence

• But the Saxon conquest eradicated all that was left of Roman influence and institutions.
• The resistance of the people was broken down, though the heresy was not eradicated, and the struggle ended in 1229 with the complete humiliation of the Count of Toulouse.
• Even as it was, it was never fully eradicated in the schools and in the courts and among worldly people of culture and fashion.
• However, we have not the simple faith that in the near or far future of humanity crimes can ever be wholly eradicated.
• But the instincts of the populace were suppressed rather than eradicated.
• I hope that you have eradicated from your mind all those fallacious and treasonable ideas of republicanism.
• The sense for the divine may indeed be lulled to sleep or led astray by our free will, but not eradicated.
• But it is time that this whole pernicious dialect should be exploded, and the ideas which it represents be eradicated from the minds of intelligent men everywhere.
• No one who did know her would have looked forward to see her old hatred eradicated by an absence of nine months.
• It cannot be expected that ancient prejudices can in a moment be eradicated, and new modes of conduct instantaneously substituted and established.
• We quarantine the plague-stricken or small-pox ship, and keep the passengers isolated till the disease is eradicated.
• The Reformation had not taken root so deep and wide in Italy that it could not be eradicated.
• There is no particular reason why it should be eradicated, since it exists, and does no harm to any one, but it is a singular fact and worthy of remark.
• This is a most fatal error, and must be completely eradicated and speedily, or Mr.
• It is our cloudless sky which has eradicated from our constitutions all disposition to hang ourselves, which we might otherwise have inherited from our English ancestors.
• He preached a long sermon on his many virtues, in which it is certain that one cannot say that love of his benefactor moved him, but zeal that vices should be eradicated.
• If there were any seeds of the scurvy, in either ship, these berries, and the use of spruce beer, which they had to drink every other day, effectually eradicated them.
• As far as it springs from the clash of religious beliefs, social customs, and historical traditions, it can only be eradicated by the slow process of education.
• If the oneness of the human world were established, all the differences which separate mankind would be eradicated.
• The antagonism of faiths and religions, the hostility of races and peoples, and the national differences, will be eradicated from amongst them.
• Religion has not eradicated them, but science, by tracing them to their source in our brute ancestry, has explained them and has shown them in their true light.
• Meanwhile, the friends who would have rescued him had been alienated by his follies, and the principles which might have preserved him had been eradicated by his guilt.
• At about the same time plague also appeared at Iloilo, where it was eradicated with a total of nine deaths.
• So our ancestors had laid it down, giving scope, in their wisdom, to that mystical element which, as it seems, can never quite be eradicated from the affairs of men.
• That which our childhood has imbibed, which has grown up with our growth, and strengthened with our years, is not to be eradicated.
• But her father knew, and she meant him to know, that neither time nor distance had eradicated the image of the man she loved from her heart.
• But unbounded power proceeds step by step, until it has eradicated every laudable principle.
• As the Child grows in years this sentiment is gradually and unconsciously modified, but it is never wholly eradicated.
• Ancient prejudices must be destroyed, antiquated customs changed, depraved affections corrected, inveterate vices eradicated.
• The abolition of slavery made small difference, for the taint had sunk in too deeply to be eradicated.

Similar words containing ERADICAT without suffix ed

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