purge from

purge someone or something from something

to rid something of someone or something. We are going to purge the delinquent members from the list. The court purged her arrest from the records.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Col	-	Medieval English
Taro	tah-ṙo:	Japanese
Lucio	LOO-cho (Italian)	Italian, Spanish
Hebe	HEE-bee (English)	Greek Mythology
Edu	-	Portuguese
Anstruther	['ænstrʌðə]