Synonyms for eliminated
elim·i·nat·ed

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1. List of paraphrases for "eliminated":

   deleted, removed, disposed, abolished, eradicated, eliminate, suppressed, excreted, cleared, delete, elimination, lifted, discarded, cancelled, discontinued

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1. Tom Daschle:

   It's a very unfortunate evolution in that the checks and balances that our Founding Fathers had so emphasized... have been diminished if not completely eliminated, there are very few checks and balances today in large measure because of the unswerving loyalty and commitment the Republican caucus has made to President Donald Trump over and above their commitments to the role and the character of Powerful Senate. It's been a diminution in stature, in authority... in the ability of our constitutional order to provide the kind of real balance and oversight that is so critical to good government.

2. Tao te Ching, 48. Lao-Tzu:

   Learning builds daily accumulation, but the practice of Tao builds daily simplification. Simplify and simplify, until all contamination from relative, contridictory thinking is eliminated. Then one does nothing, yet nothing is left undone. One who wins the world does so by not meddling with it. One who meddles with the world loses it.

3. Sonia Schott:

   The economic crisis, which has political roots, has eliminated the Venezuelan people’s possibilities for prosperity. we have so much in common, we understand each other’s struggles, even if we don’t have the exact same problems.

4. International Paralympic:

   We believe WADA should implement a total ban of Russian athletes in all competitions until the international community... have confidence that cheating on this scale has been eliminated and that integrity in sport can begin to be restored.

5. Conan Doyle:

   When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. It is stupidity rather than courage to refuse to recognize danger when it is close upon you.