0 past simple and past participle of extirpate
1 to remove or destroy something completely
By analogy, introduced vertebrates, such as the weka, cat, rabbit, rat and mouse have all been extirpated, or recommended for it, for the same reason.
Retinal regeneration into the extirpated zones was completed by day 240, and the regenerated areas appeared free of abnormalities.
Regeneration commences at the edge of the wound, and slowly continues over the extirpated area.
This i solation will hinder re-introduction o f locally extirpated species from any regional species pool.
The maintenance of barn owls in this area where terrestrial predators of rodents have been widely extirpated should be encouraged.
It is consistent with being less afraid of being attacked by a criminal than of getting a deadly disease to insist that wrong acts be extirpated first.
The socialist-inspired anti-industry climate and culture has not yet been properly extirpated from this country.
We will march forward together until every vestige of this villainy has been extirpated from the life of the world.
