Uproot completely, tear out by the roots. The uprooting can be literal, from soil, or figurative, from a culture, language, or sense of belonging. What matters is the severance: the loss is not of location but of rootedness itself.

From Latin dērācināre, from de- “down, away” + rādīx “root.” The word keeps the violence of the action: not transplanting, but wrenching.