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extirpation

/ˌɛk.stəˈpeɪ.ʃən/

/ˌɛk.stɚˈpeɪ.ʃən/

Translations

extirpationnoun

extirpations

éradicationAu sens de suppression ou disparition complète, notamment en contexte scientifique ou sanitaire.

The extirpation of invasive species is crucial for the restoration of the ecosystem.

L’éradication des espèces invasives est essentielle à la restauration de l’écosystème.

extirpationTerme médical pour l’ablation chirurgicale d’un organe, d’un tissu ou d’une autre partie du corps.

Successful extirpation of the tumor required highly specialized equipment.

L’extirpation de la tumeur a nécessité un équipement hautement spécialisé.

Synonyms

extirpationadjective

/ˌɛk.stəˈpeɪ.ʃən/

/ˌɛk.stɚˈpeɪ.ʃən/

Used attributively in medical and ecological contexts (e.g., "extirpation surgery").

Additional translations

extirpatifRare, littéraire ou technique; s’emploie pour exprimer l’idée d’une suppression ou d’une destruction complète.

extirpationnoun

The act of removing or destroying something completely.

The extirpation of invasive species is crucial for the restoration of the ecosystem.

The condition of being completely removed or eradicated.

The extirpation of the disease from the region was celebrated by the medical community.

Surgical removal of an organ, tissue, or other body part.

Successful extirpation of the tumor required highly specialized equipment.

extirpationadjective

Relating to or involving the complete removal or destruction of something.

The extirpation policy aimed to eliminate the invasive predator entirely.