Deracinating - English meaning

Deracinating – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Uproot (someone) from their natural geographical, social, or cultural environment.
Usage examples:
A predatory mining company that threatens to devour the land and deracinate the locals

verb
To make someone or something lose their connection to any particular place, background, way of life, etc.
Usage examples:
She sympathized with refugees because they were, like her, deracinated people., in collecting the t…

Deracinating translation into English

Deracinating: translate from English into Chinese

灭除, 灭绝, 殄

Deracinating: translate from English into Dutch

Ontaarden, Ontwortelen

Deracinating: translate from English into French

Déraciner

Deracinating: translate from English into German

Entwurzeln

Deracinating: translate from English into Hindi

Deracinating, उखाड़ना, उखाड़ फेंकना, उखाड़ डालना, जड़ से उखाड़ लेना

Deracinating: translate from English into Italian

Deracinante

Deracinating: translate from English into Korean

퇴폐적인, ...을 뿌리뽑다

Deracinating: translate from English into Russian

Обезвреживание, Вырывать с корнем, Искоренять

Deracinating: translate from English into Spanish

Desarraigando, Desarraigar

Word origin

late 16th century: from French déraciner, from dé- (expressing removal) + racine ‘root’ (based on Latin radix ).

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Deracinating – similar words

deracine

adjective
(of a person) uprooted from their natural environment; deracinated.
Usage examples:
The self-consciousness of déraciné americans

noun
A person who has been or feels deracinated.
Usage examples:
He became a déraciné, a nomad

Deracine - all meanings in English

deracinated

adjective
Uprooted from one's natural geographical, social, or cultural environment.
Usage examples:
A deracinated writer who has complicated relations with his working-class background

verb
Uproot (someone) from their natural geographical, social, or cultural environment.
Usage examples:
A predatory mining company that threatens to devour the land and deracinate the locals

verb
To make someone or something lose their connection to any particular place, background, way of life, etc.
Usage examples:
She sympathized with refugees because they were, like her, deracinated people., in collecting the t…

Deracinated - all meanings in English

deracinate

verb
Uproot (someone) from their natural geographical, social, or cultural environment.
Usage examples:
A predatory mining company that threatens to devour the land and deracinate the locals

Deracinate - all meanings in English

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