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Definition of Outroots
1. outroot [v] - See also: outroot
Lexicographical Neighbors of Outroots
Literary usage of Outroots
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Biblical Commentary on the Proverbs of Solomon by Franz Delitzsch (1884)
"... on the contrary, have their root in God ; nothing can tear them from the ground
in which they are rooted, they are as trees which no storm outroots. ..."
2. Cape Colony for the Settler: An Account of Its Urban and Rural Industries ...by Alfred Richard Edward Burton by Alfred Richard Edward Burton (1903)
"... whilst one digging outroots all weeds, makes more moulds at one stroke than
two or three plough- ings, and costs less than one ploughing. ..."
3. Man's Strength and Woman's Beauty: A Treatise on the Physical Life of Both by Pye Henry Chavasse (1879)
"... supplants nature, aiid at last outroots it. From what has been said, it is
apparent that the true end of female education is, in general, ..."
4. Physical life of man and woman, or, Advice to both sexes by Pye Henry Chavasse (1871)
"Art supplants nature, and at last outroots it. From what has been said, it is
apparent that the true end of female education is, in general, better attained ..."
5. Garden Steps: A Manual for the Amateur in Vegetable Gardeningby Ernest Cobb by Ernest Cobb (1917)
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