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remove (Dismiss from office), verb cashier, depose, disassociate, disbar, discharge, dismiss, displace, divest, eject, expel, fire, get rid of, impeach, oust, put out, relieve, replace, suspend, turn out
Associated concepts: removal proceeding, remove from office
remove (Eliminate), verb abolish, annihilate, bar, cannel, clear, confiscate, debar, deduct, delete, delocalize, deterge, detruncate, disassociate, disconnect, disjoin, dislocate, dislodge, displace, disroot, dissociate, disturb, divest, drain, eliminate, eradicate, except, exclude, export, expunge, exterminate, extirpate, extract, extricate, isolate, kill, liquidate, obliterate, obviate, omit, part, purge, reject, segregate, separate, sequester, set apart, strip, subtract, take away, take out, unattach, unbind, unfasten, unload, untie, uproot, withdraw
Associated concepts: remove a cloud on title, remove dissbilities, remove obstructions
remove (Transfer), verb amovere, change address, change place, change venue, convey to, deliver to, forrard, move, relocate, removere, send, send forth, shift, switch, transmit
Associated concepts: removal from the state, remove a case to federal court, remove a cause of action
See also: abscond, abstract, adeem, banish, bowdlerize, cancel, carry away, debar, deduct, delete, deport, detach, discharge, disencumber, disinter, dislocate, dislodge, dismiss, dispel, dispossess, dissociate, divest, eject, eliminate, eradicate, evacuate, evict, except, excise, exclude, expel, expunge, extirpate, extract, follow, hold up, impound, leave, move, obliterate, oust, overthrow, part, reduce, reject, relegate, rescind, retire, retreat, retrench, revoke, rob, seclude, separate, sequester, succeed, superannuate, supersede, supplant, suspend, transfer, transport, vacate, withdraw


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