root out of



root someone or something out of something

 and root someone or something out
to seek and remove someone or something from something or some place; to seek to discover or bring something to light. The committee wanted to root all the lazy people out of the club. The manager rooted out all the deadwood.
See also: of, out, root

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
EugÊNia-Portuguese
MİThat-Turkish
Tzafrir-Hebrew
Eustachys-Ancient Greek
Carmo-Portuguese
KajetÁN-Czech, Slovak, Hungarian