1. pulled up or torn out by the roots; uprooted
2. displaced from one's home or native place; without a fixed residence or belonging
Usage: figurative

1. past tense and past participle of disroot; to pull up or tear out by the roots
Usage: rare; literary

Examples

• The storm disrooted several large oak trees in the park.
• After the war, thousands of families were disrooted and forced to flee their homeland.
• The old tree, disrooted by the hurricane, lay across the road.
• He felt disrooted and lost after moving to a new country.
• The flood disrooted crops throughout the valley.
• Many disrooted refugees sought shelter in neighboring towns.