Remove (verb) — يزيل: To take away or off; to get rid of. Below are 7 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
to remove or erase something completely; to eliminate data, text, or files from a computer system; to cancel or strike out information permanently
To remove or take out, especially with effort; also a passage taken from a text.
To completely remove or get rid of something; to exclude from consideration; to kill or destroy.
To remove a covering; a long narrow piece; to take away.
To remove or take back; to leave.
to disconnect or separate something from something else; to remove or unfasten
take away
To formally end or eliminate a system, practice, or institution completely
To cut off a limb or part of the body, typically by surgical operation; to remove or cut away
To send away permanently; to exile or expel; to eliminate or remove; to drive out; to get rid of completely
To eject someone or something from a place — to throw them out of a room, role, or file on purpose
select carefully; pick and choose; gather selectively; remove unwanted; eliminate inferior; harvest selectively; choose best; filter systematically
subtract; take away; remove; reduce; minus; withhold; discount; cut
to expel a person from a country, typically for violating immigration laws; to conduct or behave oneself in a particular manner; to carry or transport…
to remove someone from office, especially a ruler; to testify or give evidence under oath, typically in a legal proceeding; to state or assert something…
To remove or force something from its fixed position; to drive out or expel from a place where something is firmly established or stuck
To drive away or cause to disappear, especially something that is undesirable or troublesome; to eliminate doubts, fears, or misconceptions; to scatter or…
To move something from its proper or usual position; to take the place of someone or something; to force people to leave their homes; to substitute or replace
To declare someone ineligible or unsuitable for something; to eliminate from consideration or competition; to make someone unfit or incompetent for a…
To force someone or something to leave a place, especially abruptly; to discharge or expel forcefully.
To remove written or recorded material; to eliminate or destroy completely; to remove from memory or existence; to rub out or delete.
To remove people from a dangerous place to safety; to empty or withdraw from a location, typically in response to threat or emergency situations requiring…
To force someone to leave a property by legal process.
To cut out or remove; also a tax on certain goods.
To hand over an accused or convicted person to the state where the crime was committed.
To free someone or something from a difficult or tangled situation.
To rid of unwanted people or things, often abruptly.