strip out

verb

1. (tr) to remove the working parts of (a machine)

2. to remove (a chemical or component) from a mixture

Example Sentences

It’s probably just a matter of time until the other big players strip out carry-ons, as United has already done.

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This is why the scientific method is so crucial: It aims to strip out what seems to be and to zero in, through repeated testing and careful control of other variables, on what actually is.

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"They had to strip out all the medical equipment, and re-task it for a military tasking," says Cathal Berry, a former deputy commander of the Rangers Wing.

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The bills were introduced Monday through a common process known as “gut and amend,” where lawmakers strip out the language from an older pending bill and replace it with a new proposal.

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Precision fermentation may also allow producers to strip out many ultra-processed elements of current vegan cheeses.

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