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Physical actions > Arrange > Join, attach > Remove, take apart

Preferred term

7.5.2.4Remove, take apart  

Definition

  • Use this domain for words related to removing part of something, taking something apart, and things coming apart.

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Scope note

  • What words refer to removing a part of something? remove, removal, take off, detach, tear off, break off, cut off, cut away. What words refer to removing a part from inside something? take out, remove, extract, extraction, cut out, get out, excision, withdraw. What words refer to removing a part from the surface of something? take off, remove, wipe off, peel off, scrape off, scratch off, rub off. What words refer to removing words from a book, or music from a tape? erase, delete, cross out, rub out. What words refer to the act of removing something? removal, extraction. What words describe something that can be removed? removable, temporary (ink), non-permanent. What words describe something that cannot be removed? permanent. What words refer to a tool or substance used to remove something? eraser, remover, paint remover. What words refer to taking something apart? take apart, detach, disunite, disassemble, disjoin, uncouple, unhook, unfasten, pull apart, break up, dismantle, take something to pieces. What words describe something after it has been taken apart? apart, detached, disassembled, dismembered, be in pieces. What words describe something that can be taken apart? detachable. What words refer to things coming apart? come apart, come free, come loose, come off, come undone, come unglued, come unhooked, come unstuck, break up, disintegrate, fall apart, fall off, fall to pieces, peel off, pop off, separate, unravel, unroll, work free, work loose.

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  • 7.5.2.4

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