Eradicate (verb)

1. Eliminate completely.
2. Remove or destroy completely.
3. Wipe out completely.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from latin eradicat- "pulled up by the roots", from the verb eradicare, from e- (variant of ex-) "out" + radix, radic- "root".

Examples:

1. The government is trying to eradicate poverty.
2. The company is making efforts to eradicate waste.
3. The medical community is working to eradicate diseases.
4. The organization is striving to eradicate corruption.
5. The goal of the movement is to eradicate discrimination.