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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
irradicate .
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Examples
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If it was an animal disease affecting livestock it would have been irradicated long ago.
Snoop Elsewhere Mate Newmania 2007
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Although it is true that the desease has been largely irradicated it is not yet the case.
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I didn't particularly like "Swings" - it seemed improbable that the use of lithium to treat manic depression would be so quickly forgotten in the near future, even if the disease itself is largely irradicated.
Story Log frankwu 2006
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Although it is true that the desease has been largely irradicated it is not yet the case.
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Although it is true that the desease has been largely irradicated it is not yet the case.
Page 2 2006
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Although it is true that the desease has been largely irradicated it is not yet the case.
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Sheep and cattle were subsequently introduced but the last few were irradicated in 1992.
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It is somewhat unfortunate that the war in Iraq has not completely irradicated these bunny hating madmen, but you have to admit, it worked!
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Although it is true that the desease has been largely irradicated it is not yet the case.
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When the planes hit the towers, they possibly irradicated the fire proofing.
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