eradicatoryadj.
/ɪˈradɪkətəri/ Tending to eradicate, root out, or destroy.
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eradicating1628
extirpative1733
eradicatory1801
extirpating1866
1801 W. Taylor in Monthly Mag. 12 578 Unfeelingly eradicatory of the domestic charities.
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adj.1801- have mind upon
- have miss of
- have mister
- have mister of
- have moll thomson's mark
- have money to burn
- have money to throw about
- have more sense than to
- have more sense than to do something
- have more —— in one's finger than
- have more —— in one's little finger than
- have most fingers
- have much steam on
- have much to answer for
- have nay
- have need
- have neighbour's fare
- have neither head nor feet
- have neither head nor foot
- have neither part nor lot in
- have never had it so good
- have no a lot etc time for
- have no a lot of time for
- have no bearing on
- have no bone in one's mouth