Phrasal Verb - Getting Rid Of
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.Definition
This phrasal verb means to eliminate, discard, or remove something or someone. It can also mean to free oneself from a difficult situation or responsibility.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I finally got rid of that old couch that was taking up too much space. |
| 2 | The company got rid of several employees due to budget cuts. |
| 3 | She decided it was time to get rid of her bad habits. |
| 4 | We need to get rid of the clutter in our house. |
| 5 | He tried to get rid of his fear of public speaking. |
| 6 | Can you help me get rid of this stain on my shirt? |
| 7 | The mayor promised to get rid of the potholes in the city. |
| 8 | I'd like to get rid of my student loans. |
| 9 | We need to get rid of the rodents in our attic. |
| 10 | He got rid of his ex-girlfriend's number in his phone. |