deracine
deracine adjective: having been uprooted.
Adjective
deracine (not comparable)
- Having been uprooted.
- He's the déraciné Irish, such as you find in America.1924, John Buchan, The Three Hostages, page 147
Noun
deracine (plural deracines)
- A person who has been uprooted.
Forms of deracine
| plural | deracines |
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Origin of deracine
Borrowed from French déraciné.
Questions about deracine
- What does deracine mean?
- Deracine means having been uprooted.
- What part of speech is deracine?
- Deracine can be an adjective or a noun.
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