Collocations for remove - verb

altogether, completely, entirely
partially
effectively
Translation software should effectively remove all barriers to communication between people.
By producing an heir, the Queen effectively removed her cousin's hopes of succeeding to the throne.

successfully
permanently, temporarily
hastily, quickly, rapidly
gradually, slowly
easily
The old cladding can be easily removed using a hammer.

painlessly
safely
carefully
forcibly
people who have been forcibly removed from their homes

surgically
Unsightly moles can be removed surgically.

manually, physically

try to
be possible to
be difficult to
These stains can be difficult to remove.

for
Fittings should be completely removed for cleaning.

from
She removed the dirty dishes from the table.

with
Bee stings should be removed with tweezers.

Remove is used with these nouns as the subject:
surgeon

Remove is used with these nouns as the object:
ambiguity, appendix, armour, ban, bandage, bark, barricade, barrier, battery, birthmark, blockade, blockage, bolt, boot, branch, bulb, bullet, burden, cap, carbon dioxide, cataract, cell, cloak, clot, clothes, coat, constraint, contact lens, control, cover, crease, curse, debris, dentures, deposit, diaper, dirt, disk, doubt, dressing, dust, fat, file, film, fitting, gag, garbage, glasses, graffiti, grease, handcuffs, harness, hat, helmet, hood, impediment, incentive, inconsistency, inequality, influence, jacket, jewellery, key, label, lacquer, layer, lid, limitation, link, lipstick, lump, lung, make-up, mark, mascara, mask, mine, mole, monument, mould, nail, nail polish, nappy, necessity, need, needle, nut, obstacle, obstruction, odour, paint, panel, partition, pin, pit, plaque, plug, polish, pollutant, president, reference, regime, remains, restraint, restriction, roadblock, rubbish, rust, scaffolding, screw, section, seed, shrapnel, silt, ski, skin, spell, splinter, stain, stem, stigma, sting, stitch, stress, stumbling block, subsidy, sunglasses, tag, tangle, tape, tariff, tattoo, tissue, tonsils, tooth, trace, trustee, tumour, uncertainty, varnish, vegetation, veil, vestige, waste, weed, wig, worry, wrapper