Uproot

I had to uproot one of my teeth because of a cavity.

The therapist worked to uproot the client's fear of intimacy and trust issues.

The economic crisis forced many people to uproot and move to a different country in search of work.

The sight of the uproot made her feel a sense of accomplishment.

The citizens took to the streets to uproot the dictator and establish a democracy.

The rebels plotted to uproot the monarchy and install a democratic government.

The protesters were determined to uproot the corrupt system and bring about change.

The environmentalists are working to uproot the problem of plastic waste in the oceans.

The committee is trying to uproot the issue of gender inequality in the workplace.

The nonprofit organization was established to uproot poverty in the area.

The homeowner had to uproot the weeds in the garden to maintain its beauty.

The organization aims to uproot the problem of child labor in developing countries.

The doctor prescribed medication to uproot the patient's chronic pain.

The company's management decided to uproot the issue of employee turnover.

The project team is working to uproot the technical difficulties in the software.

The dentist had to use a special tool to uproot the tooth.

The patient was surprised at how quickly the dentist was able to uproot the tooth.

She was relieved when the dentist told her he could uproot the tooth without surgery.

The uproot tulips were replanted in a new spot.

The uproot dandelions were disposed of in the trash bin.

The uproot tree was too big to remove from the garden.

She was nervous when the dentist told her he had to uproot her tooth.

The dentist had to uproot the tooth to make space for braces.

The revolutionary ideas of that time aimed to uproot the rigid traditions and norms of society.

Traveling to a foreign country can uproot many of our preconceptions about different cultures.

The activist's speech aimed to uproot the systemic racism deeply ingrained in society.

Natural disasters can uproot entire communities.

It's important to uproot any incorrect assumptions you may have about a person or a group.

She felt a sense of satisfaction as she pulled the uproot from the ground.

It can be difficult to uproot one's deeply ingrained biases and prejudices.

The sudden death of a loved one can uproot one's sense of stability.

She examined the uproot to determine what kind of plant it came from.

He stumbled over an uproot while walking through the forest.

The new law threatened to uproot the rights of the minority.

The uproot had damaged the surrounding plants when it was pulled out.

The government's decision to build a dam will uproot many indigenous tribes.

The nonprofit organization is trying to uproot the problem of homelessness in the community.

A book that challenges traditional gender roles can uproot one's preconceived notions about gender.

The school principal promised to uproot bullying from the campus.

The government is taking steps to uproot corruption in the country.

The farmer pulled the uproot from the soil with ease.

The uproot lay on the ground, exposed to the elements.

The family had to uproot themselves from their ancestral home due to financial difficulties.

The uproot was covered in dirt, making it difficult to see its true color.

The dentist had to uproot her tooth to relieve the pain.

The uproot tree had to be transported carefully to avoid damaging it further.

After several attempts, the dentist was finally able to uproot the stubborn tooth.

A traumatic experience can uproot one's sense of security and safety.

He used a shovel to dig up the uproot from the garden bed.

The team is working hard to uproot the problem of racism in the organization.