Collocations for "removed"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "removed" in context.
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remove
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.v
- remove your [weapons, clothes, shoes, items]
- remove (it) from your [favorites, bookmarks]
- remove the [message, email]
- remove a product from [the shelf, production, sales]
- remove a [tumor, mole, tooth]
- remove the [stain, grease, dirt] (from)
- remove your [name, email, information] (from)
- remove [spyware, viruses, programs] (from your computer)
- remove the [threat, need]
- remove all [evidence, trace] (of)
- remove support for
- remove any [extra, surplus]
- removed his glasses
- remove yourself from the situation
- removed him from his [post, job]
- was removed from [office, service]
- removed from the [scene, club, hotel]
- (had to be) removed by force
- removed to [protect, prevent, allow]
- [easily, quickly, completely] removed
- (be) removed without [warning, notice, permission]
- remove and [delete, replace, discard, destroy, dispose]
- remove for cleaning
- remove on request
- saw the [incident, accident] at a remove
- criticize the [idea, plan, efforts] at a remove
- [laud, play down] the idea at a remove
- at this remove, it seems [crazy, logical, weird]
- a [source, quote] at several removes from (the original)
'removed' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
appendix
- bleach
- cap
- checklist
- clamp
- cloak
- clot
- cloth
- completely
- constraint
- corn
- cousin
- curriculum
- curse
- debris
- dent
- easily
- edit
- effectively
- embedded
- empty
- felony
- fin
- fluff
- gallbladder
- janitor
- lipstick
- razor
- remove
- reveal
- sanction
- shirt
- shovel
- slug
- snorkel
- somewhat
- spleen
- splinter
- stitches
- stone
- sunglasses
- surgeon
- swiftly
- tattoo
- tick
- tissue
- twice
- utterly
- void
- wart