| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Abolish | Officially end or cancel. |
| 2. | Abrogate | Formally repeal or end. |
| 3. | Absorb | Take in; remove by uptake. |
| 4. | Abstain from | Choose not to do or use. |
| 5. | Acquit | Clear from blame or charge. |
| 6. | Amputate | Surgically remove a limb. |
| 7. | Annihilate | Destroy completely. |
| 8. | Annul | Declare invalid or void. |
| 9. | Avert | Prevent from happening. |
| 10. | Axe | Cut or cancel abruptly. |
| 11. | Banish | Send away; expel. |
| 12. | Bar | Prevent entry or access. |
| 13. | Blacklist | Exclude from approval or access. |
| 14. | Block | Stop movement or progress. |
| 15. | Blot out | Obscure or erase completely. |
| 16. | Break up | Separate into pieces or parts. |
| 17. | Cancel | Call off; invalidate. |
| 18. | Cauterize | Burn to seal or remove tissue. |
| 19. | Censor | Suppress unacceptable content. |
| 20. | Chop | Cut into pieces. |
| 21. | Clear | Remove obstacles or unwanted items. |
| 22. | Cull | Selectively remove. |
| 23. | Curtail | Reduce or cut short. |
| 24. | Deactivate | Turn off; make inactive. |
| 25. | Debar | Exclude from participation. |
| 26. | Debug | Remove errors from software. |
| 27. | Debulk | Reduce mass or volume. |
| 28. | Defang | Remove harmful power. |
| 29. | Defeat | Overcome; put an end to. |
| 30. | Defuse | Remove danger or tension. |
| 31. | Deinstall | Remove installed software. |
| 32. | Delete | Remove from a record or text. |
| 33. | Demolish | Tear down completely. |
| 34. | Deny | Refuse to grant or allow. |
| 35. | Depose | Remove from office or power. |
| 36. | Deprive | Take away something needed. |
| 37. | Deracinate | Uproot; remove completely. |
| 38. | Destroy | Ruin beyond repair. |
| 39. | Deter | Discourage; prevent action. |
| 40. | Disband | Break up an organization. |
| 41. | Discard | Throw away; reject. |
| 42. | Discharge | Release; dismiss from duty. |
| 43. | Discontinue | Stop providing or producing. |
| 44. | Discredit | Undermine trust or belief. |
| 45. | Disempower | Remove authority or influence. |
| 46. | Disengage | Separate; detach from involvement. |
| 47. | Disinfect | Remove germs from surfaces. |
| 48. | Dislodge | Force out of position. |
| 49. | Dismantle | Take apart piece by piece. |
| 50. | Dismiss | Send away; reject. |
| 51. | Dissipate | Cause to disperse or fade. |
| 52. | Dissolve | End; break up; liquefy. |
| 53. | Eject | Force out; expel. |
| 54. | End | Bring to a close. |
| 55. | Endorse not | Withhold approval or support. |
| 56. | Eradicate | Wipe out completely. |
| 57. | Erase | Remove all traces. |
| 58. | Exclude | Keep out; omit. |
| 59. | Exempt | Free from requirement. |
| 60. | Expel | Drive out; eject. |
| 61. | Exterminate | Destroy entirely, especially pests. |
| 62. | Extinguish | Put out a fire or light. |
| 63. | Extirpate | Root out completely. |
| 64. | Extract | Remove by pulling out. |
| 65. | Fade out | Gradually disappear or end. |
| 66. | Filter out | Remove unwanted parts. |
| 67. | Finish | Complete; bring to an end. |
| 68. | Flush | Wash out with water. |
| 69. | Forbid | Prohibit; bar. |
| 70. | Forestall | Prevent by acting first. |
| 71. | Get rid of | Dispose of; remove. |
| 72. | Grind down | Wear away by abrasion. |
| 73. | Gut | Remove essential contents. |
| 74. | Halt | Stop completely. |
| 75. | Hide | Conceal from view. |
| 76. | Hollow out | Remove interior material. |
| 77. | Immobilize | Prevent movement. |
| 78. | Invalidate | Make legally or logically void. |
| 79. | Isolate | Separate from others. |
| 80. | Jettison | Throw overboard; discard. |
| 81. | Knock out | Disable; remove from action. |
| 82. | Lapse | End through inaction. |
| 83. | Liquidate | Close and dispose of assets. |
| 84. | Lock out | Prevent access by locking. |
| 85. | Lop off | Cut off a protruding part. |
| 86. | Muffle | Reduce sound; stifle. |
| 87. | Neutralize | Render ineffective or harmless. |
| 88. | Nullify | Make void; cancel. |
| 89. | Obliterate | Erase or destroy utterly. |
| 90. | Omit | Leave out intentionally. |
| 91. | Outlaw | Make illegal. |
| 92. | Overcome | Successfully defeat or surmount. |
| 93. | Pardon | Forgive; release from penalty. |
| 94. | Phase out | Gradually stop using or producing. |
| 95. | Pluck out | Remove by pulling. |
| 96. | Pound out | Hammer until removed or flattened. |
| 97. | Purge | Remove unwanted elements. |
| 98. | Quash | Suppress; put an end to. |
| 99. | Quell | Calm or stop forcefully. |
| 100. | Raze | Level to the ground. |
