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Meaning of uprooting
uprooting
to remove as if by pulling up, to remove by or as if by pulling up by the roots, to pull up by the roots, to displace from a country or traditional habitat
uprooting Sentence Examples
- The relentless storm uprooted centuries-old oak trees, leaving behind a desolate landscape.
- The earthquake's violent tremors uprooted buildings and infrastructure, creating chaos and devastation.
- The construction crew carefully uprooted the bushes to make way for a new garden.
- To prevent soil erosion, farmers employed techniques that involved uprooting invasive plants.
- The activists protested against the uprooting of sacred trees for a commercial development.
- The uprooting of the deep-seated belief system left many people questioning their foundations.
- The uprooting of a tooth can be a painful but necessary dental procedure.
- The uprooting of the old political order created an opportunity for a new era of governance.
- The uprooting of prejudice and discrimination requires a sustained and collective effort.
- The uprooting of childhood memories can be both traumatic and cathartic.
FAQs About the word uprooting
to remove as if by pulling up, to remove by or as if by pulling up by the roots, to pull up by the roots, to displace from a country or traditional habitat
plucking, prying, yanking,pulling, extracting,removing, tearing (out), corkscrewing, prizing,taking (out)
installing,inserting, instilling,implanting, stuffing, wedging, ramming, cramming,jamming
The relentless storm uprooted centuries-old oak trees, leaving behind a desolate landscape.
The earthquake's violent tremors uprooted buildings and infrastructure, creating chaos and devastation.
The construction crew carefully uprooted the bushes to make way for a new garden.
To prevent soil erosion, farmers employed techniques that involved uprooting invasive plants.
