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epilate

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Epilate (verb) means to take hair away from the skin so that its root is removed or destroyed, especially by pulling it out.

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To take hair away from the skin so that its root is removed or destroyed, especially by pulling it out.
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Etymology

Formed from e- and Latin pilus (“hair”), plus -ate.

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What is the meaning of epilate?
"epilate" (verb) means to take hair away from the skin so that its root is removed or destroyed, especially by pulling it out.
What is another word for epilate?
Other words for "epilate" include depilate.

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