disroof in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Disroof (verb): to remove or strip off the roof of a building or structure, often due to forceful weather conditions.

The storm was so fierce that it disroofed several houses in the neighborhood.
After the tornado passed through, many trees were uprooted, and their branches disroofed nearby sheds.
During the renovation, the workers carefully disroofed the old barn to replace the damaged shingles.
The heavy winds disroofed the gazebo, leaving it exposed to the elements.
As they surveyed the damage, they noted that the storm had disroofed multiple structures along the coast.