strip ~ of ... — to remove or take away something from someone/something, especially rights, possessions, or qualities
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to remove or take away something from someone/something, especially rights, possessions, or qualities
Pronunciation (IPA): /strɪp/
Example Sentences
- The scandal stripped the politician of all credibility.
- My mom stripped me of my gaming privileges after I failed the exam.
- The company was stripped of its license due to safety violations.
strip ~ of ...
VERB[/strɪp/]
to remove or take away something from someone/something, especially rights, possessions, or qualities
to remove or take away something from someone/something, especially rights, possessions, or qualities
They strip him of his grip, then sail away his ship!
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“The scandal stripped the politician of all credibility.”
“My mom stripped me of my gaming privileges after I failed the exam.”
“The company was stripped of its license due to safety violations.”
“The referee stripped the boxer of his championship title for cheating.”
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