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stamp out
verb
to put out or extinguish by stamping
to stamp out a fire
to crush or suppress by force
to stamp out a rebellion
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Instead, he’s weaponizing bigotry to remake the U.S. military as a scorched-earth, hetero-Christian outfit ready to stamp out liberal heretics here and abroad.
Johnson was just an innocent by-stander, caught up in an increasingly brutal fight for self-determination and the government's desperate attempts to stamp out the uprising.
In that post, Sir Keir called antisemitism an "evil we must stamp out".
By invalidating the rule, Republican senators stamped out one of California’s most ambitious environmental policies and, more broadly, challenged the state’s authority to enact vehicle standards to combat its notoriously unhealthy air quality.
Greggs will move its self-serve food and drinks to behind the counter to stamp out shoplifting at the High Street bakery.
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