1. to pull or dig up by the roots; uproot
Usage: less common than ‘uproot’
2. to remove from a settled or established position; displace
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The storm helped unroot several old oak trees.
• Workers had to unroot the stubborn weeds from the garden.
• The family was unrooted by the sudden job transfer.
• Economic changes can unroot entire communities.
• She felt unrooted after moving to a new country.
• The construction project will unroot many native plants.