Uproot Synonyms and Antonyms

ŭp-ro͝ot, -ro͝ot
Destroy
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. deracinate
Antonyms:
  1. plant
  2. sow
  3. settle
To destroy all traces of
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. eradicate
  2. extirpate
  3. remove
  4. exterminate
  5. annihilate
  6. deracinate
  7. root out
  8. abolish
  9. extract
  10. blot out
  11. clear
  12. erase
  13. tear up by the roots
  14. extinguish
  15. excavate
  16. destroy
  17. kill
  18. dislocate
  19. pull-up
  20. liquidate
  21. obliterate
  22. displace
  23. weed-out
  24. root
  25. rub out
  26. rip-up
  27. snuff out
  28. stamp out
  29. wipe out
  30. move
  31. transplant
Synonyms:
(Adjective)
  1. deracinated
  2. displaced
  3. lumpen
  4. rootless
  5. uprooted
Synonyms:
(Noun)
  1. deracination
  2. extirpation

Words Related to Uproot

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Uproot Sentence Examples

  • The only mode of combating the malady seems to be to uproot the plants and burn them.

  • Many, including the Hasidim, thereupon flocked to his standard, and set themselves to revive Jewish rites and to uproot Paganism from the land.

  • Even the most stable individuals who are not looking to uproot their routine for the purpose of a relationship still want to feel that sense of something "new" when they welcome a partner into their lives.

  • You need to uproot all of these pieces of debris before adding any deck cleaner, as they will greatly complicate things and can potentially cause damage to your deck.

  • They have lived there ever since, until 27th June when they had to again uproot themselves.

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