Remove (verb)

1. To take away or move something from a particular place or position.
2. To separate something from a place or position it is in.
3. To take off or shed clothing or covering.
4. To dismiss or discharge from a job or position.
5. To eliminate or get rid of something.

Origin:

The word 'remove' comes from the latin word 'removere' which means 'to move away or aside.'.

Examples:

1. I need to remove the stains from my shirt before I wear it.
2. He removed his hat when he entered the building.
3. The company removed her from her position due to her poor performance.
4. The dentist removed the infected tooth to prevent the spread of the infection.
5. The government is taking steps to remove the obstacles that are hindering the country's progress.