Sure, to uninstall a Python package globally, you can use the `pip uninstall` command. If you want to uninstall `numpy` and all of its dependencies, you may need to manually specify each one.

First, let's uninstall `numpy`:

```bash
pip uninstall numpy
```

This command will ask for confirmation before proceeding with the uninstallation. If you want to skip the confirmation, you can use the `-y` flag:

```bash
pip uninstall -y numpy
```

Next, you'll want to uninstall each of `numpy`'s dependencies. However, `numpy` doesn't have many dependencies (as of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021), and it's relatively self-contained. Any dependencies that were installed when you installed `numpy` were probably dependencies of other packages that you installed, rather than `numpy` itself.

If you know the names of the other packages that were installed with `numpy`, you can uninstall them using the `pip uninstall` command as well. If you're unsure which packages were installed, you can list all packages installed in your global environment with:

```bash
pip list
```

This will give you a list of all installed packages, which you can review to determine which ones you want to uninstall.

Please remember that uninstalling a package will only remove the package itself, not any files or data created by the package. Also, be aware that other packages may depend on the ones you're uninstalling, so proceed with caution to avoid breaking your Python environment.

After you've removed the unwanted packages, you can reactivate your virtual environment and reinstall your packages there, keeping your global Python environment clean.

The above instructions are command-line based, and the commands should work on most Unix-based systems like Linux or macOS, as well as on Windows when using a command prompt or PowerShell. The exact procedure may vary a bit depending on your Python installation and operating system.
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