outroot
/aʊtˈruːt/
verb
- To remove or pull out by the roots; to uproot completely.
- The storm outrooted several old trees in the park.
- The gardener worked hard to outroot the invasive weeds from the flowerbed.
- They had to outroot the entire hedge to make space for the new fence.
- To eliminate or destroy completely; to eradicate.
- It took years to outroot the harmful tradition from the community.
- The organization is dedicated to outrooting poverty in the region.
- The new policy aims to outroot corruption from the government.
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