eliminarli

Eliminarli is an Italian verb phrase formed by eliminare (to delete or remove) and the clitic pronoun li meaning “them.” The combination literally translates to “to delete them” and is used when referring to deleting multiple masculine or mixed items; for feminine items the corresponding pronoun would be le.

Grammatical use and forms: eliminarli functions as a standard verbal construction in sentences where the object is a plural masculine or mixed set. It can appear in declarative phrases such as devo eliminarli (I must delete them) and in imperatives like eliminali (delete them). In negative commands, it appears as non eliminarli (do not delete them). The pronoun li may be replaced by le to refer to feminine items, giving eliminile in some syntactic contexts, though common usage tends toward le or other pronouns depending on the antecedent.

Context and usage: eliminarli commonly arises in contexts involving data management, file or message handling, and instructions within software interfaces or moderation guidelines. It is also used in everyday speech when advising someone to remove or discard multiple items. In formal writing, speakers often substitute with eliminar i file or cancellare i dati, depending on tone and register.

Relation to privacy and data management: in discussions about data deletion rights and information lifecycle, phrases equivalent to eliminarli may appear in practical guidance or user instructions, though standardized terminology for data erasure is more likely to use terms such as cancellare i dati or eliminare dati, depending on jurisdiction and style guide.

See also: eliminare, cancellare, diritto all’oblio, gestione dei dati.