14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Rid' in a Sentence
"To remove or eliminate something undesirable or objectionable." more
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The town council implemented measures to rid the streets of noise pollution.
The detective was ridding the crime scene of any evidence.
The diplomat works tirelessly to rid the world of nuclear weapons.
The therapist helped the patient to rid themselves of self-doubt.
Before the performance, the actors will be ridding themselves of stage fright.
Having had rid of his old habits, he embraced a healthier lifestyle.
By the time she moves out, she will have rid the apartment of all unnecessary clutter.
The chef uses fresh ingredients to rid his dishes of artificial flavors.
The team captain aimed to rid the locker room of negativity and conflicts.
The mechanic wanted to rid the car engine of unusual noises.
The teacher was ridding the classroom of distractions before the exam.
The activist group worked to rid the city park of graffiti and vandalism.
The detective had rid the case of false leads, focusing on the crucial evidence.
The therapist had been ridding her mind of negative thoughts through meditation.
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