uproots Synonyms
uproots Meaning
uproots
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
uproots Sentence Examples
- The hurricane's powerful winds uprooted trees, leaving the landscape devastated.
- The construction project inadvertently uprooted ancient artifacts, requiring a halt in operations.
- The bulldozers effortlessly uprooted the stubborn stumps, preparing the land for development.
- The encroaching forest slowly but surely uprooted the abandoned settlement.
- Fear and prejudice uprooted entire communities, forcing them to flee their homes.
- The oppressive regime uprooted dissenters, silencing their voices and crushing their hope.
- The earthquake's tremors uprooted foundations, causing buildings to collapse and lives to be lost.
- Social upheaval and economic hardship uprooted millions, leaving them homeless and vulnerable.
- The insidious cancer uprooted her health, leaving her weak and weary.
- The relentless waves of time have uprooted my past, leaving behind only fragments of what once was.
FAQs About the word uproots
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
pries, extracts, plucks,pulls, roots (out),removes, tears (out), yanks, wrests, prizes
inserts,installs, instills,implants, rams, jams, stuffs,crams, wedges
The hurricane's powerful winds uprooted trees, leaving the landscape devastated.
The construction project inadvertently uprooted ancient artifacts, requiring a halt in operations.
The bulldozers effortlessly uprooted the stubborn stumps, preparing the land for development.
The encroaching forest slowly but surely uprooted the abandoned settlement.
