get rid of

to eliminate, to remove.

• I got rid of one.
• I'll get rid of it.
• I'll get rid of Tom.
• We'll get rid of it.
• I'll get rid of him.
• I'll get rid of her.
• I'll get rid of them.
• I can't get rid of it.
• I cannot get rid of it.
• I got rid of my jewels.
• I'm getting rid of Tom.
• We must get rid of Tom.
• I'm getting rid of him.
• I'm getting rid of her.
• We must get rid of him.
• We must get rid of her.
• I want to get rid of it.
• We're getting rid of it.
• Can you get rid of that?
• You can't get rid of me.
• You can't get rid of it.
• I'm getting rid of them.
• We must get rid of them.
• How can I get rid of him?
• We should get rid of Tom.
• How do we get rid of Tom?
• We should get rid of him.
• We should get rid of her.
• How do we get rid of him?
• How do we get rid of her?
• Let's just get rid of Tom.
• Let's get rid of that one.
• We need to get rid of Tom.
• We have to get rid of Tom.
• You have to get rid of it.
• We should get rid of them.
• We need to get rid of him.
• We need to get rid of her.
• We have to get rid of him.
• We have to get rid of her.
• Let's just get rid of him.
• Let's just get rid of her.
• How do we get rid of them?
• I can't get rid of my cold.
• Tom got rid of his old car.
• At last, we got rid of him.
• I got rid of all the books.
• She got rid of a bad habit.
• You should get rid of this.
• I got rid of my old fridge.
• We need to get rid of them.
• We have to get rid of them.
• Let's just get rid of them.
• We have to get rid of weeds.
• I managed to get rid of him.
• You've got to get rid of it.
• Tom got rid of the evidence.
• I can't get rid of this cold.
• I cannot get rid of my cough.
• Tom got rid of his old books.
• I may have to get rid of Tom.
• It was him who got rid of me.
• Can you get rid of it for me?
• I may have to get rid of him.
• I may have to get rid of her.
• I can't get rid of a bad cold.
• I can't get rid of my pimples.
• My friend got rid of his debt.
• You've got to get rid of this.
• I may have to get rid of them.
• Do we have to get rid of that?
• Tom can't get rid of his cough.
• I can't get rid of a nasty cold.
• He tried to get rid of the ants.
• All I want is to get rid of you.
• He wants to get rid of the ants.
• Let's get rid of all this stuff.
• Are you trying to get rid of me?
• You must get rid of such a habit.
• We can never get rid of the past.
• He wants to get rid of his books.
• I'm getting rid of all this junk.
• I haven't got rid of my cold yet.
• We need to get rid of the guards.
• Tom tried to get rid of the ants.
• We finally got rid of our old car.
• You should get rid of these weeds.
• Please get rid of the dead leaves.
• Tom is getting rid of his old car.
• Do you want me to get rid of this?
• I got rid of all my old textbooks.
• You must get rid of that bad habit.
• We've got to get rid of this stuff.
• Could you get rid of all this junk?
• The baby has gotten rid of its cold.
• We got rid of the mice in his house.
• I'd love to get rid of this old car.
• You should get rid of that bad habit.
• I haven't got rid of my bad cold yet.
• I have not got rid of my bad cold yet.
• I had to get rid of my doubt about it.
• We got rid of the mice in their house.
• I still have to get rid of this carpet.
• I'm going to get rid of all this stuff.
• It is not easy to get rid of bad habits.
• It's very hard to get rid of bad habits.
• I couldn't get rid of my doubt about it.
• I can't get rid of that damned sentence!
• I haven't gotten rid of my bad cold yet.
• It's not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
• It is not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
• I could not get rid of my doubt about it.
• How do you get rid of moles in the garden?
• "I'm so glad you got rid of him." "Me too."
• "We need to get rid of the body," said Tom.
• Tom can't seem to get rid of his nasty cold.
• How can I get rid of all those fallen leaves?
• We must find out the cause and get rid of it.
• Please tell him to get rid of the dead leaves.
• Exercise is the best way to get rid of stress.
• I will have to get rid of this worn-out carpet.
• Tom was determined to get rid of his pot belly.
• We must get rid of this foul garbage right away.
• I simply cannot get rid of this bad cold of mine.
• The government is trying to get rid of pollution.
• I wasn't able to get rid of my doubts about that.
• If it means that much to you, I'll get rid of Tom.
• You must get rid of the habit of biting your nails.
• All of us would like to get rid of nuclear weapons.
• The factory is trying to get rid of water pollution.
• The habit of smoking is very difficult to get rid of.
• A bad habit, once formed, is difficult to get rid of.
• If you catch a cold, you cannot easily get rid of it.
• A bad habit, once formed, cannot easily be got rid of.
• You can get rid of the cold if you take this medicine.
• He tried to devise a plan for getting rid of termites.
• He took two tablets of aspirin to get rid of his cold.
• Tom told Mary that she should get rid of the evidence.
• It's easy to make friends, but hard to get rid of them.
• I think this is the only way to get rid of cockroaches.
• If Tom is the problem, maybe you should get rid of him.
• You've ruined the best chance we had to get rid of Tom.
• This poison is very effective in getting rid of roaches.
• It seems I will have to get rid of this worn out carpet.
• Once a bad habit is formed, it is hard to get rid of it.
• Tom has been trying to get rid of the mice in his house.
• Temptations can be got rid of. How? By yielding to them.
• Tom never managed to get rid of his cigarette addiction.
• It is very hard to get rid of cockroaches from our house.
• This is how people get rid of things they no longer need.
• He says he must get rid of the mice that are in the attic.
• It's very hard to get rid of the cockroaches in our house.
• Have you ever considered getting rid of some of this junk?
• We hired a company to get rid of the insects under our house.
• The best way to get rid of stress is to do a little exercise.