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>drive out (unless it’s cattle), use ‘stop’, ‘avoid’ or ‘prevent’ Would a better substitute not be 'remove'? To drive out something is to get rid of it.
by rgblambda 4y ago
>drive out (unless it’s cattle), use ‘stop’, ‘avoid’ or ‘prevent’
Would a better substitute not be 'remove'? To drive out something is to get rid of it.
- torstenvl 4y agoSt. Patrick avoided all the snakes in Ireland.