Completely removes or destroys something, especially in the present tense or habitual sense.
Standard conjugation of extirpate in third person singular present tense, maintaining the Latin root structure with the English -s ending for he/she/it forms.
English verb conjugation might seem boring, but it's fascinating that we still use forms like 'extirpates' in scientific writing—it creates a sense of timeless, universal action that makes statements sound more authoritative and true across all times and places.
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