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Adjective: removed  ri'moovd
  1. Separated in relationship by a given degree of descent
    "a cousin once removed"
     
  2. Separate or apart in time
    "removed events";
    - distant, remote
Verb: remove  ri'moov
  1. Move or change something to no longer be present or in its previous position; also used metaphorically
    "remove a threat"; "Remove the dirty dishes from the table";
    - take, take away, withdraw
     
  2. Cause to leave
    "The security guards removed the unruly spectators";
    - take out, move out
     
  3. Shift the position or location of, as for business, legal, educational, or military purposes
    "He removed his children to the countryside"; "Remove the troops to the forest surrounding the city"; "remove a case to another court";
    - transfer
     
  4. Remove from a position or an office
    "The board voted to remove the CEO after the scandal"
     
  5. Dispose of
    "remove these old shoes!";
    - get rid of
     
  6. Get rid of something abstract
    "The death of her mother removed the last obstacle to their marriage";
    - take away
     
  7. Stay away or leave
    "He removed himself";
    - absent

See also: distant, far, remote

Type of: act, cause, disappear, get, go away, have, induce, make, move, shift, stimulate, transfer, vanish

Encyclopedia: Removed

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