eliminerà

Eliminerò is the first-person singular future tense form of the Italian verb eliminare, meaning “I will eliminate” or “I will remove.” It is used with the subject io to indicate a planned or forthcoming action. The form is built from the stem elimin- (the infinitive eliminare minus the -are) plus the future ending -erò, and the acute accent on ò marks the stress: eliminerò.

Etymology and usage context

Eliminare derives from Latin eliminare, influenced by medieval Latin and Old French, with a sense development from removing a boundary or obstacle to discarding or eradicating something more broadly. In Italian, eliminare covers a wide range of meanings—from physically removing an object to discarding options, abolishing practices, or solving problems by eliminating possibilities.

Grammatical notes

As a regular -are verb in the future simple, eliminare follows the standard pattern for io: eliminerò, tu eliminerai, lui/lei eliminerà, noi elimineremo, voi eliminerete, loro elimineranno. The phrase “eliminerò” is commonly used in both formal and informal registers when stating a future intention.

Examples

Domani eliminerò gli ostacoli. I will remove the obstacles tomorrow.

Il protocollo eliminerà le opzioni non conformi. The protocol will eliminate non-conforming options.

See also

Eliminare (infinitive), Eliminazione (noun), Rimuovere (synonym with slightly different nuance).