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Meanings of deracination in inglés

portugués
extirpação

The act of pulling up or out; uprooting; cutting off from existence.

extirpação

To move something from its natural environment.

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Examples for "excision"
Examples for "excision"
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In our case, a wide local excision was sufficient for radical cure.
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One year after the excision, the patient is without recurrence and metastasis.
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Wide excision resulted in nine case of delayed wound healing with fistula.
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The optimal margin of excision for thick melanomas is still unknown, however.
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To prevent recurrence, particular care should be taken to ensure complete excision.
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Tourists demand extermination and extirpation of animals and plants which bother them.
The new yorker
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The remaining four patients refused to undergo extirpation of the local recurrence.
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The authors do not expect adequate endoscopic extirpation with muscle invasive tumors.
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He didn't want to witness the extirpation of his own facial hair.
The sherlockian
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Conclusions: Complete surgical extirpation remains the only curative treatment of GIST.
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Usage of deracination in inglés
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These facts poignantly highlight the complex nature of cultural deracination and sporting commodification so prevalent in the modern game.
The Guardian
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They can be explained-inpart at least-interms of that social deracination to which reference has already been made.
Modern Religious Cults and Movements
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I felt a touch of guilt about my long halt; I had made friends, and departure would be a deracination.
A Time of Gifts
Translations for deracination
portugués
extirpação
Deracination through the time