Pronunciation

/reməˈluːʃən/

Definitions

Noun

• Removal: The act of taking something away or off; the process of removing an object or person from a particular place or position. For example: “The removal of old furniture made room for new decorations.”
• Erasure: The act of wiping out or deleting written or printed text. For example: “The sensitive information was removed from the document for security reasons.”
• Deletion: The action of taking out or eliminating data or content. For example: “Unnecessary files were removed to free up storage space.”

Verb

• To remove: To take away, detach, or撤除; to clear out. For example: “Remove the old wallpaper before painting the walls.”
• Displacement: The act of moving something from one place to another without its destruction. For example: “The furniture was removed to make room for a new carpet.”

Adjective

• Removable: Capable of being taken away or detached easily. For example: “This shelf is removable, making it easy to clean behind.”

Adverb

• Remotely: In a distant or not direct manner. For example: “The event will be broadcast remotely to reach a wider audience.”

Phrases

• “Remove a stain” means to get rid of a mark or discoloration.
• “Removal notice” is a formal document informing someone they need to vacate a property or position.
• “Remote removal” refers to a process done from a distance, like remote work or remote surgery.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The removal team carefully dismantled the old statue.”
• Verb: “She removed the dirt from her shoes before entering the house.”
• Adjective: “The removable carpet tiles made the renovation project easier.”

Synonyms

• Eradication
• Extraction
• Detachment
• Disposal
• Purging
• Exclusion
• Extraction (for objects)
• Elimination (for data)