Synonyms for kill off
kill off

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1. exterminate, kill offverb

   kill en masse; kill on a large scale; kill many

   "Hitler wanted to exterminate the Jews, Gypsies, Communists, and homosexuals of Europe"

   Synonyms:
   eradicate, root out, extirpate, uproot, exterminate

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1. Lund University researcher Tobias Olofsson:

   Well, we've seen in our research that the honey bees actually add great flora of lactic acid bacteria in honey so the mead, when produced, is actually fermented by these lactic acid bacteria together with wild yeasts and the lactic acid bacteria can really kill off all the dangerous pathogens that are even resistant against antibiotics. So our thinking is that the mead, when you consume the mead, these (antibacterial substances in) lactic acid bacteria in the drink can actually be transferred to your blood and help you when you are infected with dangerous bacteria or promote health, preventing infections.

2. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker:

   Schengen (the passport-free travel zone) is one of the biggest achievements of the European integration process. Without Schengen, without the free movement of workers, without freedom of European citizens to travel, the euro makes no sense, and the same applies to the link between Schengen, freedom of movement and the internal market. If anybody wants to kill off Schengen, then ultimately what they are going to do is do away with the single market as well.

3. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker:

   And the same applies to the link between Schengen, freedom of movement and the internal market. If anybody wants to kill off Schengen, then ultimately what they are going to do is do away with the single market as well.

4. Dan Leader:

   The effect of what Shell is trying to do is to kill off the case, it's only because of the pressure of litigation that the clean-up is getting back on track.

5. Matt Nelsen:

   We share a lot of biochemical similarities, and so when we are trying to kill off the fungus, we need to be careful that we’re not also killing ourselves.