0 present participle of remove
1 to take something or someone away from somewhere, or off something:
2 to force someone to leave an important job or a position of power because they have behaved badly or not in a way you approve of:
The water is filtered to remove any impurities.
You can remove a red wine stain from a carpet by sprinkling salt over it.
The plaster on the walls has been removed to expose the original bricks underneath.
The protestors had to be physically removed from the room.
You can immobilize the car by removing the spark plugs.
This again simplifies component development by removing much of the burden of protocol-level error-checking.
They aimed to fragment the township communities and divorce them from the tacksmen, thus removing the basis of the clan military, social and economic structure.
The first is removing its combustibility and the - second is making it white.
