dé|ra|ci|né

dé|ra|ci|né «day ra see NAY», adjective, noun. French.

–adj.

uprooted from one's native or natural environment; displaced: »

For if ever there was a nation that is déraciné, uprooted from its traditional ties and anchorages, it is post-war Germany (Atlantic).

–n.

an uprooted or displaced individual: »

A déraciné, a man who has been torn up by the roots, cannot be replanted (Listener).