Change
Eradicate
Eradicate verb - To destroy all traces of.
Change and eradicate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a verb "Eradicate".
Nearby Words: eradication, eradicating
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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He began to change sides when humans showed mercy and didn't eradicate him and his family, something neither he nor his overlords who sent them all to die in disgrace expected.
Source: Muggles Do It Better - Late to the Party: In a change from the source material, Samus is not just on SR388 to eradicate the Metroids, but also to find the whereabouts of the Federation science team of the GFS Thoth, and the Search-And-Rescue team that got sent after them.
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