1. to pull up or remove from the roots; to uproot
2. to displace or remove from one's native place or home
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The storm disrooted several old oak trees in the forest.
• The gardener had to disroot the weeds before planting new flowers.
• War disrooted thousands of families from their ancestral lands.
• Heavy rainfall disrooted the shallow-rooted shrubs.
• The construction project disrooted the community that had lived there for generations.
• We disrooted the dead tree to prevent it from falling on the house.