get rid of (verb)

1. In the latest issue of the superhero comic series, the protagonist uses their powers to get rid of the villain once and for all.

2. The designer suggested removing the old fireplace to get rid of the dated look in the living room and create a more modern space.

3. Why did the scarecrow want to get rid of the corn? Because it was a-maize-ing!

4. The artist decided to get rid of the bold colors in the painting and opt for a more muted palette to create a subtle and calming effect.

1. After their breakup, she was eager to get rid of all the love letters he had sent her.

2. To create space for new movies, the theater decided to get rid of some of the old films in their collection.

3. To get rid of the haunting memories, she decided to sell the house where the terrifying incident occurred.

4. The interior designer recommended getting rid of the bulky furniture to create a more spacious and modern look in the living room.

1. I decided to get rid of all my old cartoons and movies on DVD because I didn't watch them anymore.

2. The director decided to get rid of some scenes in the final cut of the movie to improve its pacing.

3. In order to create a more realistic storyline, the author chose to get rid of all the magical elements from the fantasy novel.

4. The new church policies aimed to get rid of any outdated religious rituals and practices.