enroot (Meaning)

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enroot (v. t.)

To fix by the root; to fix fast; to implant deep.

The travelers were en route to their final destination, eagerly anticipating the new experiences that awaited them.
The shipment of goods was en route to the distribution center, expected to arrive by the end of the week.
The migrating birds were en route to warmer climates, seeking refuge from the approaching cold.
The rescue team was en route to the disaster-stricken area, prepared to provide assistance to those in need.
The letter was en route to its recipient, carried by the mailman along his daily route.
The package was en route to its destination, carefully tracked by the courier company to ensure timely delivery.
The email was en route to the recipient's inbox, traversing the vast network of the internet in a matter of seconds.
The text message was en route to the recipient's mobile phone, sent with a single tap of a button.
The phone call was en route to the recipient's device, connecting two people across distances in real-time.
The spacecraft was en route to its target planet, embarking on a daring mission to explore the unknown.

To fix by the root; to fix fast; to implant deep.

breed,plant, root, embed, instill, lodge, inseminate, sow, inculcate,implant

root (out), eradicate, dislodge, eliminate, eradicate, root (out),eliminate, dislodge, remove, eject

The travelers were en route to their final destination, eagerly anticipating the new experiences that awaited them.

The shipment of goods was en route to the distribution center, expected to arrive by the end of the week.

The migrating birds were en route to warmer climates, seeking refuge from the approaching cold.

The rescue team was en route to the disaster-stricken area, prepared to provide assistance to those in need.