remove

Phonetic Respelling: [ ri-moov ]

Definition:

v. to move from a place or position; to take off or shed

Sentence:

I will remove the fork from the table. OR Remove your coat if you are hot.

More example sentences:

I will remove the fork from the table. OR Remove your coat if you are hot.

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Nikki's mom threatens to remove her from the team for breaking which rule?

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Before entering the mosque all are required to remove their chaussure.

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Brushing your teeth helps remove plaque.

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What did the strange woman remove from the purple bag?

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What happened when Isabel's brother tried to remove the big rock from the yard?

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Why did the prince remove Mikal Kronos's eyes?

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How did Barth remove the slipper from the prince's library?

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How long did it take KC to remove the hinges from the door?

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To remove an unfair law, it has to be what?

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Why did the George family have a sign hanging in their shower that read, 'Please remove the owl after showering'?

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Why did Mr. Carl Mann, the museum supervisor, remove the antique portrait of Horace Wagner?

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When the cut is complete remove the bark from both sides of the kerf.

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Which treaty was signed by President Jackson to remove the Cherokees?

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What does Amy Anne do when the principal makes her remove her list of banned books?

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Synonyms:

move; shift; take off

Antonyms:

put on; keep on

Remove rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • duve
  • groove
  • juve
  • move
  • prove
  • struve
  • stueve
  • stuve
  • veuve
  • you've
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • approve
  • behoove
  • disprove
  • improve
  • remove
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • disapprove