1. to pull up or remove by the roots; to uproot completely
Usage: rare; literary
2. to eliminate or destroy completely
Usage: rare; figurative

Examples

• The storm outroots the ancient oak tree.
• They worked to outroot the invasive species from the garden.
• The revolution sought to outroot corruption from the government.
• Time and weather will outroot even the strongest foundations.
• The new policy aims to outroot discrimination in the workplace.