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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
reroot .
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Examples
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But Williams rerooted himself in the place by mastering Welsh, and in 1999 he was elected archbishop of Wales.
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But Williams rerooted himself in the place by mastering Welsh, and in 1999 he was elected archbishop of Wales.
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More than singing, her Syrian Muslim dad rerooted in Brazil and fell in love with the sounds of Antonio Carlos Jobim -- he named all three of his daughters after the legend's songs.
Derek Beres: Global Beat Fusion: Two Malians and a Brazilian 2010
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Then the crop plant would wither and die in the sun, while the bindweed drew on its own moist flesh, rerooted, and grew.
The Dirty Life Kristin Kimball 2010
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Think, he wanted to say, of the tulips that jut from the iron-poor soil at the side of the house, the rhododendron that rerooted itself after being torn from the ground by a hostile wind, last autumn's apple trees breaking out in perfect red fruits despite being eaten away by fungus.
Eclipse 2008
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Think, he wanted to say, of the tulips that jut from the iron-poor soil at the side of the house, the rhododendron that rerooted itself after being torn from the ground by a hostile wind, last autumn's apple trees breaking out in perfect red fruits despite being eaten away by fungus.
Eclipse Jane Delury 2008
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In other words, segregation was rerooted after the muti-culti bone had been thrown.
Sense of Events 2010
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