disroot
/dɪsˈrut/
verb
- To remove or tear out by the roots; to uproot.
- The archaeologist carefully disrooted the ancient shrub to preserve its roots.
- The storm disrooted several old trees in the park.
- Farmers had to disroot the invasive weeds before planting crops.
- To remove someone or something from a settled place or situation; to displace.
- Moving to a new city disrooted him from his childhood friends.
- The war disrooted entire families from their homes.
- The company's closure disrooted many long-time employees.