eradicant

/ɪˈrædɪkənt/
noun
  1. A substance or agent used to completely destroy or remove something, especially pests, diseases, or unwanted plants.
    • This powerful eradicant is designed to wipe out termite colonies completely.
    • The farmer applied an eradicant to kill the fungus infecting the crops.
    • Scientists are developing a new eradicant for the invasive species that threatens local wildlife.
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