elimination in Latin
elimination in Latin is eliminatio — elimination means the act of completely getting rid of something or removing someone from a competition.
elimination in Latin
eliminatio
The act of eliminating, expelling or throwing off.
What does "elimination" mean?
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noun The act of completely getting rid of something or removing someone from a competition.
"A single defeat meant elimination from the tournament."
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elimination in a sentence
- A single defeat meant elimination from the tournament.
- The team celebrated after avoiding elimination in the semifinal.
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What is "elimination" in Latin?
"elimination" in Latin is eliminatio. elimination means: The act of completely getting rid of something or removing someone from a competition.
How do you use "elimination" in a sentence?
Example: "A single defeat meant elimination from the tournament." In Latin, "elimination" is eliminatio.
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