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uproot

[uhp-root, -root] / ʌpˈrut, -ˈrʊt /


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But Dad says he’s hesitant to “uproot” me.

From Literature

We must be in the hole of an uprooted tree, buried in fallen trees, he thought.

From Literature

It meant completely uprooting her life and also focusing on a singular character for an extended period of time.

From Los Angeles Times

An estimated 75,000—some 2.5% of the population—had no desire to live within an independent republic that held memories of “terror, disillusion, and death,” preferring to uproot themselves to Canada and beyond.

From The Wall Street Journal

Because it means moving us around, uprooting our family.

From Los Angeles Times