extirpate

Like Reagan, he is averse to compromise; determined to extirpate what he depicted as liberalism at the public New College of Florida, DeSantis installed a clutch of right-wingers on its board.

“The enormous increase in productive power which has marked the present century,” the social reformer Henry George complained in his 1879 bestseller, “Progress and Poverty,” “has no tendency to extirpate poverty.”

"Feral American mink pose a particular risk to island biodiversity, especially to ground-nesting birds and small mammals which in certain circumstances they may have the potential to extirpate," Keen explained.

After the Spanish arrived in the 1500s, the conquerors set out to extirpate Maya knowledge and culture.

In the final analysis, he could have done a better job to extirpate the vehement and notorious antisemitism that existed in the old guard.