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▪ I. unˈrooted, ppl. a.1
[un-1 8 c + root v.1 7.]
Not rooted out.
1550Bale Image both Churches xiv. ii. N j, Nothinge shalbe vnrooted out that the heauenly father hath not planted. 1567Satir. Poems Reform. vi. 108 Leif nathing that belangis to the Paip Unrutit out as it had neuer bene. 1649Milton Eikon. xvii. 155 So long as they remain'd in any of his three Kingdoms unrooted out. 1661Arnway Tablet (ed. 3) 154 Can you imagine..The rooters up of Religion and Monarchy can be unrooted out; seeing the Loppers of the branches brak their neckes? 1859Sala Twice round Clock 384 Gambling dens in Leicesterian slums, yet unrooted out by lynx-eyed policemen.
▪ II. unˈrooted, ppl. a.2
[un-1 8.]
Not furnished with roots.
1648Hexham ii, Ongewortelt, Vnrooted. 1650Baxter Saints' R. iv. 588 What makes..the green blade of unrooted faith, to wither before the heat of persecution? 1849Sk. Nat. Hist., Mammalia IV. 172 The molar teeth..are cylindrical, unrooted. 1893Barrows' Parl. Relig. II. 1542 Hinduism is not the idolatry and unrooted polytheism of savages. |