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rid of

Idioms  
  1. see get rid of.


Example Sentences

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The BBC understands the Duke of Norfolk accepts the will of Parliament to get rid of hereditary peers but believes it's right the ceremonial roles should continue.

From BBC

Many parents who have already given their children tablets or smartphones might wonder if the best thing is to just get rid of them.

From BBC

Cleaner cars have wrought wonders in getting rid of photochemical smog, when all we need to do is buy one.

From Los Angeles Times

China, however, was just "getting on with it", he said, citing its state oil company's aim to get rid of all petrol stations by 2040.

From BBC

"If a person wants to stop me in the street and talk football, unfortunately you can't get rid of me."

From BBC