uproot in German
uproot in German is entwurzeln — uproot means to pull a plant out of the ground, roots and all.
uproot in German
entwurzeln
(figuratively) To remove (someone or something) from a familiar circumstance, especially suddenly and unwillingly.
What does "uproot" mean?
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verb To pull a plant out of the ground, roots and all.
"The storm uprooted several trees in the park."
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verb To force someone to leave a place or situation they are settled in.
"The war uprooted thousands of families from their homes."
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uproot in a sentence
- The storm uprooted several trees in the park.
- The war uprooted thousands of families from their homes.
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What is "uproot" in German?
"uproot" in German is entwurzeln. uproot means: To pull a plant out of the ground, roots and all.
How do you use "uproot" in a sentence?
Example: "The storm uprooted several trees in the park." In German, "uproot" is entwurzeln.
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