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rooted (83 synonym found)

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acknowledged

admitted

basic

chronic

confirmed

conventional

customary

deep-dyed

deep-engraven

deep-fixed

deep-grounded

deep-laid

deep-rooted

deep-seated

deep-set

deep-settled

dyed-in-the-wool

embedded

embossed

engrafted

engraved

entrenched

essential

established

etched

firm

firmly established

fixed

folk

fundamental

graven

hallowed

handed down

heroic

hoary

immemorial

implanted

impressed

imprinted

inbred

incorrigible

inculcated

indelibly impressed

infixed

ingrained

ingrown

inherent

instilled

intrinsic

inveterate

inwrought

irreversible

legendary

long-established

long-standing

mythological

of long standing

of the folk

old-line

on a rock

on bedrock

oral

prescriptive

received

recognized

settled

settled in habit

stabilized

thorough

time-honored

traditional

tried and true

true-blue

understood

unwritten

venerable

vested

well-established

well-founded

well-grounded

well-set

well-settled

worshipful

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Definition of rooted:

(adj) : fixed in one position; immobile; unable to move; of a tree, having a root

"she stayed rooted in place."

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Definition of rooted:

(adj) : fixed in one position; immobile; unable to move; of a tree, having a root

"she stayed rooted in place."

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