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Uproot meaning
To tear up (a plant, etc.) by the roots, or as if by the roots; to extirpate, to root up. | To destroy (something) utterly; to eradicate, exterminate. | To remove (someone or something) from a familiar circumstance, especially suddenly and unwillingly.
Synonyms of Uproot
Example sentences (20)
We have to uproot it, and when you uproot evil, we see people supporting evil, you see them in demonstrations in London or anywhere else in the world.
He added that “these terrorist attacks come with the expectations that they will overcome us and will uproot us from here, and if they could, they would murder us all.
He warned that without government intervention, “the cost of renting crisis will continue to uproot families and fuel homelessness”.
If Kane does not want to be separated from his family for long periods or does not want to uproot them, then a move to Spain is a no-goer.
In reality it has supported, with heavy military presence, French-speaking African States to uproot, to flush out France’s dominance and investment interests in Africa.
It's against the law to intentionally pick, uproot or destroy bluebells.
Life sustainment and ski landing area maintenance in these constantly changing environments can uproot your plans in minutes.
Sunday also marked the 10th anniversary of the start of mass anti-government protests that broke out over plans to uproot trees in Istanbul’s Gezi Park, and became one of the most serious challenges to Mr Erdogan’s government.
The former Congress President said that just like Karnataka, the party will uproot the BJP from power in Madhya Pradesh as well.
You will uproot the children from their school, their friends, grandparents and – because he has to justify his decision to divorce somehow by saying he never loved you – their father.
Almost three years later, I’m now in the UK, but I’m being forced to uproot my life yet again.
Almost two weeks after the Malawian army raided the Dzaleka refugee camp to uproot people smuggling gangs, there's still a good deal of support for the action, but it's tinged with worry that these powerful networks may simply reestablish themselves.
At first, Shannon and I were at one another’s throats – but I built this home with Mark, and I simply don’t accept that I should be the one to uproot my life and leave.
He, however, vowed to uproot the menace again.
I always say that a parallel cinema movement is not to uproot mainstream cinema.
Kolhan is again ready to uproot the JMM-Congress-RJD's tyrant govternment.
Many families have felt supported by their current school communities and don’t want to uproot their children more than they already have, he said.
Plans for an Israeli incursion into the city, which military leaders say is necessary to uproot battalions, have sparked opposition among the international community due to the presence of hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians seeking refuge there.
The hand of the resistance and the jihad fighters has begun to uproot the tumor, and will work to end the occupation of Palestine as a whole.
Thus, by attempting to uproot all discrimination in the country, consecutive Indian governments inadvertently entangled themselves in the issues of the caste system.