to put an end to (a law, an old custom, war etc.)

away with or put an end to

to destroy (a group, community) completely

destroy completely

to cause (a marriage agreements, a law etc) to exist no longer

void an agreement

an offer (of a price) made in reply to an earlier offer

take back; cancel

to kill or destroy a large number of (people, plants etc)

destroy

to take out (something written or printed)

erase, remove

to feel contempt for (a person); consider (a person) to be worthless

look down on

to break (something) to pieces; make (something) useless; put an end to (hopes, a career etc)

demolish, devastate

to eat (food, a meal) hungrily or greedily

swallow, consume

(to cause a person, animal) to die under water because unable to breathe

submerge in liquid; submerge and die

to remove (something) by rubbing or wiping

erase

to remove (something); get rid of (something) because unnecessary or unwanted

remove, throw out

to destroy or put an end to (something bad)

destroy; remove

to rub or scrape out (something)

remove; rub out

to destroy completely (a disease, a race etc)

kill

an act of killing a wild animal, person etc

deprive of existence; destroy

to remove all signs of (something); destroy (something)

destroy

to destroy (towns, buildings) completely, especially by making them level with the ground

flatten, knock down; wipe out

to take something away, off or out (from a place); to dismiss a person (which is more usual)

lift or move object; take off, away

to cancel, end (a decree, consent, permission etc)

take back; cancel

not (yet) built

flatten, knock down; wipe out

to pull with the roots; to take a person out of one place to work or settle in another

destroy; rip out of a place

to clean (the inside of) something

cancel, revoke