7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Uproot' in a Sentence
"To remove or pull out something, typically plants or objects, by or as if by the roots." more
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By the time she returns, the gardener will have uprooted the invasive weeds from the flowerbed.
By the end of the month, the research team will have uprooted misconceptions about the rare species.
Technology advancements will have uprooted outdated business practices in the corporate world.
After the merger, the company will have uprooted its old branding and adopted a new identity.
The storm will have uprooted power lines, causing widespread outages in the city.
By next summer, the family will have uprooted and relocated to a different country.
The political reforms will have uprooted corruption from the government institutions.
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