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taking away
noun as in elimination
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noun as in liquidation
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noun as in purgation
Example Sentences
"And now someone's taking away the opportunity to do that."
Policies that cut Medicaid might include taking away coverage from people who don’t meet certain work requirements or limiting payments given to states, pushing the states to make the cuts.
He misses working but says taking away his benefits wouldn't mean he was able to take up a job.
We're not taking away from the importance of a mother, but that male influence is also important.
Instead, the case has shed light on the grim realities of Alzheimer's disease, which damages and destroys cells in one's brain over time - taking away memory and other important mental functions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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