1. to pull or dig up by the roots; to uproot
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘unroot’
2. to remove from a settled or established position; to displace
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The storm unroots several old oak trees in the park.
• She carefully unroots the seedlings to transplant them.
• The construction project unroots the entire neighborhood.
• Economic hardship unroots many families from their communities.
• The gardener unroots the weeds from the flower bed.
• War unroots people from their ancestral homes.