verb
to pull out or remove something, especially a plant or tree, from the ground
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The government decided to uproot the old trees in the park to make way for new landscaping.
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I heard they're planning to uproot the whole garden and start from scratch.
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The landlord threatened to uproot us if we didn't pay the rent on time.
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The sudden job transfer uprooted her from her comfortable routine and forced her to adapt to a new city.