Uproot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UPROOT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to pull up by the roots
• pull (something, especially a tree or plant) out of the ground
• remove or destroy completely; eradicate
• move (someone) from their home or a familiar location
• pull up by or as if by the roots
• To root up; to tear up by the roots, or as if by the roots; to remove utterly; to eradicate; to extirpate.
• move (people) forcibly from their homeland into a new and foreign environment
• destroy completely, as if down to the roots

Words related to UPROOT

disroot8 unroot6 uprootal10 uprootals11 uprooted11 uprootedness15 uprooter10 uprooters11 uprooting12 uproots9

Words that contain UPROOT

uproots9 uprootal10 uprooted11 uprooter10 uprootals11 uprooters11 uprooting12 uprootings13 uprootedness15 uprootednesses17

How to use UPROOT in a sentence

• She wore her gingham dress and a sunbonnet, and, kneeling in the path, stretched out her slim brown arm to uproot the weeds.
• Sometimes she put the watering-pot down on the gravel path, and bent to uproot a microscopic weed or to pull the head off a dead flower.
• Nothing remains but for the wild hurricane to uproot it and level it to the ground.
• They uproot and demolish giant trees, and in the same gust they transport frail infants for miles and deposit them unharmed in their wake.
• The Pharaohs have lopped its branches, unmolested, but lo! now that the ax strikes at its girth, the Lord will uproot it and plant it elsewhere than in Mizraim.
• The enemy has striven hard to uproot and destroy it, but every effort has only made it cling more firmly to the nourishing earth.
• Twice the Government tried to uproot me, but I remained there to the end of my official days.
• Seth saw with a sadness he could not uproot that Celia was one of these.
• Congress should now appropriate the sums of money necessary to suppress the Marxian uprising and entirely uproot Socialism out of the United States.
• He is not all wrong, nor is he all wrong in his desire to help to the truth, but is as a lad trying to lift a mountain, which, planted by God, requires God to uproot it.
• A Maronite bishop at one time, and a wily Jesuit at another, repaired thither, at the urgent request of the papal party, to uproot the dangerous exotic.
• Two of them, in particular, prompted by the dual impulse of fear and anger, tightened their grip on the Cause they had jointly resolved to uproot.
• The materialists have availed themselves of this dissension amongst the religions and are constantly attacking them, intending to uproot the tree of divine planting.
• If we uproot the cause of racial degeneration we begin the building of a race that should not degenerate.
• If such sympathies exist, and if nothing is done to uproot or paralyze them, they will urge men to do good to others, irrespective of all theories.
• The only way to get rid of it is by the culmination of moral greatness and true knowledge which uproot sorrow once for all.
• Philosophy shows how extensive is sorrow, why sorrow comes, what is the way to uproot it, and what is the state when it is uprooted.
• The man who has resolved to uproot sorrow turns to philosophy to find out the means of doing it.
• Though a successful business man who voted right, he was pleased occasionally to uproot the fabric of society and rebuild it on a new plan of his own.
• Where grass and weeds had grown, the earth needed turning over so as to thoroughly uproot the weeds and grass.
• I helped, and it is certain that they were no trouble to uproot or lift, though they were bedded in the ground and heavy.
• The longer a tree is in maturing, the harder is it to uproot it.
• It is with those forces that he intends to uproot and usurp divinely instituted authority expressly set up to repress evil and to protect person and property.
• The missionaries are able to uproot idolatry in many places, and greatly check its practice in others.
• Various officers are to be sent hither and thither upon expeditions to small settlements, to uproot or destroy them.
• All efforts were now put forth to uproot not only Christianity but also everything of foreign planting.

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