uproot

Object

• stump: Here, uprooted tree stumps are arranged to form a natural sculpture that provides a safe haven for woodland plants and wildlife.
• weed: No sooner have you uprooted a weed than it grows back!
• tree: It is like a great uprooted tree with its roots in the air.
• plant: Our children are like uprooted plants struggling to survive in a pot " .
• family: Who is this evil man who uproots whole families at will?

Subject

Preposition: over

• tree: The storm swamped 23,000 hectares of crops, and uprooted over 28,000 cashew trees.

Modifying Another Word

• easily: Hoe or hand pull before flowering, easily uprooted.
• completely: He added that if all went well, by 2005, polio would be completely uprooted from the country.
• intentionally: It is an offense for any unauthorized person to intentionally uproot any wild plant.
• again: They have lived there ever since, until 27th June when they had to again uproot themselves.
• all: Unfortunately Queen Anne, who hated yew, had it all uprooted and redesigned the garden.

Present participle complement

• self-defeat: Drop such that but often are or if none to uproot self-defeating.

Preposition: of

• tree: Apart from the uprooting of a tree no material damage was done.
• plant: Care should be taken to ensure the mower blades are sharp to avoid any uprooting of plants.
• people: This has led to the destruction of nature and people's economy, and massive uprooting of people to clear the way for development.

Preposition: by

• hand: It is easily uprooted by hand or by hoeing, remove the debris if flowers and seed-pods are present.