To remove or get rid of, as being in some way undesirable.
1 Do n't you understand, they'll do away with him; the police, I mean.
2 But it may be easier for animals to do away with themselves.'
3 I might do away with child abuse first-butyou get the idea.
4 We would be able to do away with almost all traffic jams.
5 The mission of the skin food is to do away with wrinkles.
6 So he told the printer-man to do away with the whole batch.
7 And yet, you seek to do away with everything that preceded you!
8 AV will not, as its advocates suggest, do away with safe seats.
9 Therefore it is that I ask you to do away with it.
10 This is a charity to do away with the need of charity.
11 Make no mistake, I am resolved to do away with popish doctrine.
12 To do away with this competition would not accomplish the end desired.
13 This will do away with the stand-up look that sleeves sometimes have.
14 But she could not do away with the memories which lingered obstinately.
15 In the name of tax simplification, she would do away with them.
16 Nobody else is going to do away with the blighters for you.
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