Phrasal Verb - Doing Away With

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Definition

To do away with something means to completely eliminate, get rid of, or abolish it. This phrasal verb can be used to indicate that something is no longer needed, used, or wanted, and is often used in formal or official contexts. For example, a company might do away with a particular policy or procedure, or a government might do away with a outdated law.

Examples

No.	Example
1	The company decided to do away with its outdated software.
2	The government is planning to do away with the old public transportation system.
3	The hotel staff was tasked with doing away with the trash from the large party.
4	The new manager decided to do away with the company's 'casual Friday' policy.
5	The school will do away with the detention system starting next semester.
6	The government will do away with the tax on foreign imports.
7	The company is doing away with its physical stores and moving to an online-only model.
8	The city is planning to do away with the old highway and replace it with a new, traffic-friendly road.
9	The store owner decided to do away with the expensive security service.
10	The new policy will do away with the lengthy approval process for new employees.