exterminate
ਨੂੰ ਖ਼ਤਮ
definition
verb
after exterminating the entire population, the soldiers set fire to the buildings
destroy completely.
example
When Tasmanian environmentalists became aware of this fox problem around March of 2002, they begged the government to 'exterminate' the foxes quickly while it was still possible.
British poets flocked to defend a régime that destroyed 20,000 churches in Spain and tried to 'exterminate' whole classes of society, including 6,832 priests, monks and nuns.
Like it or not there is no truly humane way to 'exterminate' a fox, one way or another there is distress.
But a federal campaign to 'exterminate' prairie dogs in 1950s and '60s killed nearly all of the ferrets' prey.
Developing foetuses cannot be defined as a ‘race’ in any meaningful sense, and a seriously planned attempt to wipe them out would swiftly 'exterminate' the human race.
I would lie there and hear the soldiers cursing and shooting whichever people they had randomly decided to 'exterminate' that night.
If we accept, that the way of justice, is to 'exterminate' the life of a murderer, then why do we choose such a painful method of killing?
‘Genocide is the attempt to eliminate, limit or 'exterminate' a religious ethnic national or racial group,’ he said.
‘We had to close the school for six days in October to 'exterminate' rats from the classrooms and the children are being taught in damp and overcrowded rooms,’ said Mr O'Connor.
So perhaps the best way to 'exterminate' rats would be to launch an intensive breeding programme.
In Sao Paulo, Brazil, a city official in charge of a campaign to 'exterminate' rats said that public support for the program was adversely affected by the popularity of Mickey Mouse among children.
Not only did these 'exterminate' whole populations, they also destroyed native faith in their rulers, culture, and gods.
It may be that the determination with which I 'exterminate' any flies that enter my house is causing famine in the spider population.
At the same time the government has ordered a campaign to 'exterminate' rats.
It's a massacre, they 'exterminate' people for the fun of it.
they use poison to 'exterminate' moles
A new act recently passed for hunting and game protection states that hunters are free to 'exterminate' any carnivores they encounter.
Attempts have been made before to 'exterminate' the birds, but these efforts failed mainly because of a lack of funds.
It took five decades of trapping, bounties, and posse hunts to 'exterminate' the wolf here.
they use poison to 'exterminate' moles
Macias 'exterminated' a third of his populace before being executed after a 1979 coup.
Let my life be given me at my petition, and my people at my request; for we are sold, I and my people, to be destroyed, to be massacred and to be 'exterminated' .
First seen by Portuguese sailors in about 1507, the birds were 'exterminated' by man and his introduced animals.
Popper may have 'exterminated' some beneficial insects together with harmful ones.
Scottish Natural Heritage yesterday released a series of pictures of hedgehogs eating birds' eggs to underline their case for 'exterminating' the prickly creatures on North Uist.
Antibiotics would not be the weapon of choice against a bubonic plague attack, for instance, which is best thwarted by public-health measures like quarantining, tracking those infected and 'exterminating' rodents.
At the centre of National Socialism was a regime of murderous racial annihilation - its impact is to be found in the appalling realization of these 'exterminatory' ambitions.
It was also part of the world-empire of Ghenghis Khan, who once 'exterminated' the Afghan city of Bamiyan to avenge a grandson slain in battle.
And, although Germany eventually lost the country to other foreign powers after the WW I, 'exterminating' those they regarded as their enemies remained a part of their national strategy during war.
The next hit reality show will be about out-of-work 'exterminators' .
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