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deep rooted
adjective as in inherent
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adjective as in inner
adjective as in inveterate
adjective as in lasting
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adjective as in lifelong
adjective as in stable
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adjective as in established
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adjective as in deep-rooted
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adjective as in chronic
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adjective as in habituated
adjective as in hard-shell
adjective as in ineradicable
adjective as in irradicable
adjective as in lingering
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adjective as in protracted
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adjective as in confirmed
adjective as in deep-seated
adjective as in dyed-in-the-wool
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adjective as in firmly fixed or held
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Example Sentences
The 1978 movie Coma explored deep-rooted fears about exploitation and medical advances in organ donation.
There are deep-rooted problems outside of the bloviating people on TV.
The Young story draws on several very deep-rooted American enthusiasms.
But the king believes it really is deep-rooted and sinister, and there are many Arabs who would agree with him.
But some observers warned against a rush to judgment in a country whose problems are deep-rooted and notoriously complex.
You cannot all at once eradicate the deep-rooted customs and habits of any people, whoever they may be.
A deep-rooted passion for some particular woman, an emotion which could not be crushed, was no mystery to Hollister.
In India there is an extraordinary custom called caste, deep-rooted in the natives.
Her quarrel with domestic conditions lent a fine tragic interest, in her own mind, to a life that was deep-rooted in joy.
However that might be, there could be no doubt as to Horbury's intense and deep-rooted devotion to the school.
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On this page you'll find 24 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to deep-rooted, such as: endemic, ingrained, and inveterate.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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