So how many of you have been trying to eradicate some bad habit from your life this summer break?
There are many things that can be eradicated– poverty, diseases, insects, pests, negativity and many other things. But remember, things that you say you will eradicate, you will destroy or uproot completely. (Let’s see who can guess the meaning of ‘uproot’ using their contextual clues.)
So as you might have realised, “eradicate” is a very useful word, so we must thank the person who gave it to us. Excited to know the winner?
It is…
Bhuvi Kukreja of class V-C.
Kudos to the winner!
Click here for the pronunciation of the word.
So, tell me what do you plan on eradicating or want to see being eradicated?
Any synonyms?
Do leave your findings in the comment section below.
Happy holidays!
Keep growing!
Untangling Life's Web 
I regularly eradicate all the clutter from my study table. So that I could work hassle free .
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That’s a really good habit and the word too has been well used. However, do you think there should be a full stop after ‘table’? Is the thought ending at ‘table’?
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It’s a typing mistake ma’am. I will be more careful from next time. Thank you so much ma’am
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My pleasure, Rohnit! 🙂
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Dear Ma’am Tarana,
Thank you for the word.
Here is my sentence-
Whenever, I have bad thoughts I try to eradicate them and clear my mind.
Thank you
Triana
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Well done, Triana! 👏
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Dear maam Tarana
I will definitely use this word in my personal dictionary. I think this word is new to me
Thank you ma’am
Regards jiya
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That’s good.
Great to see you here, Jiya!
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Dear ma’am Tarana
This word is new to me.
Synonym. eliminate
Thanks & Regards
Anaisha 4B
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Well done, Anaisha!
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Thank you Ma’am Tarana
Regards
Anaisha
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Dear ma’am Tarana
My sentence – Ram tried to eradicate the habit of watching television and succeeded.
Synonym – remove completely
Meaning of uproot – to pull up a plant by it’s roots.
Regards
Rishita
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Dear Ma’am Tarana
I have a sentence- The disease has been eradicated from the world.
Thanks
Tanay Dutta
V B
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Tanay, could you stretch your sentence to make it more meaningful to the reader?
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Yes Mam..sorry!! Polio is completely eradicated from India.
Is this better mam??
Thanks
Tanay Dutta
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Thank you ma’am Tarana
I will definitely use this word on my personal dictionary. This word is very new to me.
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Ajnaa, good to know that you will add the word in your personal dictionary. Keep it up!
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Eradicate those fears that often roots you to the obnoxious ground
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Meaningful and relatable
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Thanks so much
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Pleasure!
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🌸😊
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Yes ma’am,
I think,that uproot is a synonym of eradicate.
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Yes ma’am
I think,that uproot is a synonym of eradicate.
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Bingo! 👏
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Good evening ma’am,
Today’s word(eradicate)is very new to me.Now I will surely try to use it.During this summer break I am trying to eradicate my habit of being lazy.According to me,the meaning of uproot is to pull out something from its roots.I found the meaning,by breaking the word.Also,thank you Bhuvi for such a new and useful word
regards
Devnam 5-C
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Well done, Devnam!
However, is there any one word that sounds similar to “uproot” as used in the blog post?
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