unroot
ʌnˈruːt
Definition Conjugation

Definition of unroot - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
physical removalRareremove something from its rootsRare
  • They unroot the weeds from the garden.
dislodge extract uproot
2.
displacementRaredisplace someone from their usual environmentRare
  • The war unrooted many families from their homes.
dislodge uproot
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Origin of unroot

English, un (not) + root (base)

Examples of unroot in a sentence

  • They had to unroot the shrubs to clear the path.
  • The economic crisis unrooted workers from their jobs.
  • Natural disasters can unroot entire communities.

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  1. French:déraciner, expulser, ...
  2. German:entwurzeln, ...
  3. Italian:estirpare, dislocare, ...
  4. Spanish:arrancar, desplazar, ...
  5. Portuguese:arrancar, deslocar, ...
  6. Chinese:连根拔起, 迁移, ...
  7. Japanese:根こそぎにする, 追い出す, ...
  8. Arabic:اقْتَلَعَ, هَجَّرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַעֲקוֹר, לְהַגְלוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:вырывать, вытеснять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:викорчовувати, переміщувати, ...
  12. Hindi:जड़ों से हटाना, विस्थापित करना, ...
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