eradiate in a sentence

1. The peacefulness they eradiate in spite of their enormous size and the feeling of freedom floating through your own body.

2. Some seem to eradiate a contemplative, almost Zen-like calmness, though without the strictness of a tee-ceremony or a calligraphy.

3. Waris asserted that FGM must be eradiated in our time and she will continue to fight for girls and women's rights until we build a society where their rights can be respected.

4. Currently, when we propose a certain oligometastatic or metastasis directed therapy to a patient, we don’t know if the metastases we see and treat are the only ones there, or if three months after we remove or eradiate them, there will be 20 new metastases.