uproot in English
the elephant's trunk is powerful enough to uproot trees
Use "uproot" in a sentence
1. How one longed to uproot those walls.
2. If weeds grow, we uproot them.
3. Our task was to uproot weeds.
4. We must uproot our bad habits.
5. She doesn't want to uproot herself.
6. Whthin seconds a tornado can uproot trees.
7. These can uproot trees and bring about'kutcha'houses.
8. It could plow through 900 homes and uproot 000 trees.
9. We decided to uproot and head for Scotland.
10. We want to uproot the big boss, not the small crooks
11. Past life one day, finally, nails were uproot a whole.
12. One Pot Broccolini Pasta with Sausage and White Beans Uproot Kitchen
13. He had no wish to uproot Dena from her present home.
14. Help to protect them by following these rules: Don't pick or uproot wild flowers.
15. Being forced to uproot from a place one loves and has made one's own.
16. The trunk of an elephant is powerful enough to uproot trees.
17. Maintenance is to apply fertilizer, to uproot grasses and to irrigate it.
18. The instant you find out your child is in peril before we uproot the kids!
19. 26 Maintenance is to apply fertilizer, to uproot grasses and to irrigate it.
20. The trunk is powerful enough to uproot trees or tear great limbs from their upper branches.
21. In 18 my grandfather decided to uproot his family and move to Los Angeles.
22. A further practice of goldfish is their digging habits, which will soon uproot plants.
23. For it would be fire that consumes to Abaddon, And would uproot all my increase.
24. The gens attempted to uproot the entire conjugal system of the period by its direct action.
25. There were always new battles to fight, new obstacles to uproot, new heresies to stamp out.
26. Like weeds growing wild in a flower garden, bad feelings toward others will likely get worse unless we strive to uproot them.
27. She grabs the hair at her temples to get enough to uproot it and halt the melting for a while.
28. He said, ‘No; that by no chance, while collecting the weeds, you uproot the wheat with them.
29. Otherwise, bitterness and resentment begin to take root in the heart, and they are hard to uproot.
30. Leonardite is great, it last a very long time, adds a slow release form of carbon, matches the gravel's color, sinks easily poses no issues if you disturb and uproot plants.
31. But neither Khrushchev, nor Mikhail Gorbachev, nor Boris Yeltsin were able to uproot Russia’s stubborn culture of indifference and subordination, precisely because they insisted on top-down change and expected that the Russian people would simply acquiesce en masse.