1. people or things that uproot; those who remove plants from the ground or displace people from their homes or familiar environments
Usage: plural form of uprooter

Examples

• The storm was one of nature's most powerful uprooters, toppling ancient oak trees.
• Urban developers became uprooters of entire communities during the highway construction.
• The gardeners worked as uprooters, removing invasive weeds from the flower beds.
• War often creates uprooters who force families to flee their ancestral homes.
• The construction crew served as uprooters, clearing the old trees before building began.
• Economic changes can be uprooters of traditional ways of life.