Use of the word uproot in a sentence example

uproot

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The war uprooted many people. [Please select]

The vestiges of political democracy were soon uprooted. [Please select]

It will be impossible to uproot the phrase "dogmatic theology" among Protestants. [Please select]

He felt that he had been uprooted. [Please select]

Yet it was obviously impossible to uproot them entirely. [Please select]

To-morrow I will have that grove of fig-trees yonder uprooted. [Please select]

And this story is adduced to make it apparent that courtesy and humility are readier means to uproot an enemy than war and contest. [Please select]

The gibbet becomes uprooted as they descend and ends by falling, dragged over by the weight of its heavy burden. [Please select]

Tantor, who can uproot great trees, trembles with fear at the sound of a broken twig. [Please select]

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