Removal and Disposal

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discard Verb To throw away Remember to discard your empty bottles in the recycling bin.

dispel Verb To rid one’s mind of an idea In order to dispel the myth that walking under a ladder is bad luck, Marie did it four times.

disperse Verb To scatter in different directions The picture seemed to disperse before our very eyes.

displaced Adjective Remove from a place The displaced family moved into the shelter.

disqualify Verb To declare unfit to participate Students who don’t maintain passing grades will be disqualified from playing on school athletic teams.

evict Verb To force out of place The family was evicted from their home because they would not pay their rent.

excise Verb To cut out, or to remove as if by cutting The student excised many unnecessary words in her essay.

exile Noun: Forced removal from one’s country Noun: A person forced out of a country Verb: To force out of a country The government exiled the spy.

extinguish Verb To put out a fire or light To put an end to The firefighter extinguished the fire. Her hopes to the relay were extinguished when she sprained her ankle.

purge Verb Purify; completely get rid of something harmful The filter purged the water of unhealthy chemicals.