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Meanings of riddance in English
Catalan
alliberament Spanish
liberación Synonyms
Examples for "exclusion"
Examples for "exclusion"
1
Objective: Identify risk factors for delay in the diagnosis and trial exclusion.
2
The EU executive said it remained unclear how an exclusion would work.
3
He said social-economic issues and fighting poverty and social exclusion were crucial.
4
This Government has one last chance to tackle poverty and social exclusion.
5
Excessive greenhouse gas emissions became a criterion for exclusion four years ago.
1
Rules are strict: fighting, drug use and alcohol abuse lead to expulsion.
2
Prussia demanded the expulsion of the pretender; to which Austria said no.
3
The horizontal position favors the retention of semen; the erect its expulsion.
4
If the request is rejected, the expulsion procedure will be immediately triggered.
5
Gladstone, the chief figure in the expulsion and disbarment, favored the resolution.
1
Analyses performed after excluding patients with low ejection fractions yielded similar results.
2
Since his ejection from power, Sharif has worked to reassert his authority.
3
Conclusions: The results showed a myocardial diastolic impairment with preserved ejection fraction.
4
Left ventricular ejection fraction and volumes were measured by means of echocardiography.
5
The Starhawk's ejection system was self-contained and separate from other ship systems.
Usage of riddance in English
1
Endings are never easy, even when it's a needed good riddance moment.
2
The reaction of voters spoken to by RNZ was basically good riddance.
3
Good riddance; just see if they opened the door to her again.
4
Good riddance; it suited him better not to have to go down.
5
A good riddance to it; it's dripping wet, and weighs a ton.
6
You understand: No price too high that buys good riddance of you.
7
A good riddance, commented Ritchie, when he was informed of the fact.
8
While we are looking at God we do not see ourselves-blessedriddance.
9
If you wish to take her away, you may, and good riddance.
10
Likely it won't trouble any one long and good riddance, sez I.
11
What a complete riddance from the disgust induced by food forcibly eaten!
12
If your wife ran away from you, isn't it a good riddance?
13
What a splendid riddance if all girls were strangled at their birth!'
14
And good riddance,' he added as Tamasin led him aboard by the hand.
15
I zoomed past the Welcome To Arizona sign I told them good riddance.
16
He wants to quit the service, an' good riddance, I say.
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Translations for riddance
Spanish
Riddance through the time
Riddance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common