unroot
/ʌnˈruːt/
verb
- To pull up or remove from the ground by the roots; to uproot.
- The gardener carefully unrooted the weeds from the flowerbed.
- They had to unroot the old shrubs to make room for new plants.
- The storm unrooted several large trees in the park.
- To remove or displace someone or something from a settled position or environment.
- The scandal unrooted the corrupt officials from their positions of power.
- The war unrooted entire communities from their homes.
- The new job required them to unroot their family and move across the country.