Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Emission of rays or beams, as of light; emission by or as if by rays; radiation.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun Emission of radiance.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun
emission ofradiance in all directions
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Examples
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The Women's Parliament will among others deliberate on the role of social movements and regional women's organisations in the eradiation of poverty and economic empowerment of women.
ANC Caucus Statement on Women's Parliament the ANC Parliamentary Caucus 2008
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There is one process that kills bacteria without cooking -- eradiation.
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GUPTA: We'd heard from Food Safety Scientist that eradiation damages the taste and texture of the produce.
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There is one process that kills bacteria without cooking -- eradiation.
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We decided to put eradiation to an admittedly unscientific taste test at Sterigenics International.
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We decided to put eradiation to an admittedly unscientific taste test at Sterigenics International.
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Therefore, the basic economic tasks of the NDR must remain the same - the eradiation of the socio-economic legacy of apartheid, the creation of employment and the defeat of poverty.
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GUPTA: We'd heard from Food Safety Scientist that eradiation damages the taste and texture of the produce.
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GUPTA: We'd heard from Food Safety Scientist that eradiation damages the taste and texture of the produce.
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There is one process that kills bacteria without cooking -- eradiation.
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