stamp out
Intermédiaire supérieur (B2) neutral
To completely get rid of something bad, like a problem or bad habit
"The new government promised to stamp out corruption within the civil service."
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to stamp out quickly.
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accept Christianity and stamp out other
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Soviets were unlikely to fully stamp out
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solitary reemerged as a way to stamp out
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to stamp out the rebellion before it could grow to challenge him,