get rid of

Definition for get rid of

verb as in discard, eliminate

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assassinate, cast aside, chuck, cut, deep-six, ditch, do away with, eighty-six, exclude, expel, exterminate, omit, part with, reject, slaughter, throw away, throw out

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The Met's "resolve to identify, confront and get rid of them is absolute," he added.

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"Our resolve to identify, confront and get rid of them is absolute."

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A renewal of Agoa would not get rid of that, but would mean no additional tariffs.

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Reform UK has also pledged to scrap the two-child benefit cap if it wins power, but the Conservatives have said getting rid of it is not "economically credible".

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Reform UK has also pledged to scrap the limit if it wins power, although the Conservatives have said getting rid of it is not "economically credible".

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