Definition of deep-rooted in English:

deep-rooted

adjective ˌdiːpˈruːtɪdˈdip ˈrudəd

Firmly embedded in thought, behaviour, or culture, and so having a persistent influence.
根深蒂固的，深切的
her deep-rooted fears and anxieties
Example sentencesExamples
- It may have been that this breakdown was an unbearable coming together of many deep-rooted, complex fears and anxieties.
- Was it deep-rooted compassion or simply fear that inspired such charity?
- Campaigners say there are deep-rooted cultural problems within the army that must be exposed and tackled.
- They are fighting a culture that is deep-rooted and obstinate.
- It is difficult to override a deep-rooted cultural bias.
- But the fall-off in ground attendance is also the result of deep-rooted changes in culture and customs which have influenced sport as a commodity.
- The crew walked out amid lots of cheers and, frankly, some deep-rooted fears.
- After all, changing ideas deep-rooted in tradition and culture is quite a long process.
- As an Indian, I am proud to be part of a culture, which has deep-rooted family values.
- Then there is the deep-rooted fear of idleness.
- These are primal and deep-rooted fears and will not go away.
- He lives in the real world and has a genuine, deep-rooted concern for all.
- In some quarters, the prospect of consolidated communities provokes a deep-rooted fear of losing local control and community identity.
- Here is the offering of a modern nation, vibrant, on the go, on one side, and which has a deep-rooted history, culture and ecology on the other.
- She understands how deep-rooted religious, social and cultural practices influence the reception of technology in homes.
- This ruling view is now so deep-rooted in our culture that few bother to question its effects.
- There remains a deep-rooted fears of ‘big’ government in various quarters.
- The Oni character is a deep-rooted aspect of Japanese culture.
- This assumption is so deep-rooted in our culture that it is barely questioned.
- He had begun pacing the cave, a nervous habit of his, stopping at the end of his speech to stare at Marcy with deep-rooted concern.
Synonyms
deep-seated, deep, profound, fundamental, basic
well established, established, settled, firm, ingrained, entrenched, unshakeable, irremovable, ineradicable, dyed-in-the-wool, inveterate, built-in, inbuilt, radical, secure
persistent, long-lasting, abiding, lingering

Derivatives

deep-rootedness

noun

When we feel our lives have a goal and purpose, it gives a sense of deep-rootedness.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is much that we still do not know about the roots of corruption and poor governance, but this deep-rootedness of corruption indicates that solutions must be correspondingly broad, that they will take a long time, and that progress in the fight against corruption will be difficult and irregular.
- But given the deep-rootedness of prejudice in our culture, we should not be surprised that we still face a long and difficult task.
- The plants which could survive the farmers attempts to remove them, in favor of the crop plants, developed characteristics of rapid growth, deep-rootedness and other traits, which make them difficult to ‘weed out.’
- A more telling factor is the deep-rootedness of Chinese cultural forms and practises among the district residents.

Definition of deep-rooted in US English:

deep-rooted

adjectiveˈdip ˈrudədˈdēp ˈro͞odəd

1(of a plant) deeply implanted.
（植物）深植的
Example sentencesExamples
- The vineyards for the most part are no longer completely dry farmed, except for some of the old, deep-rooted vines.
- Use mulches and ground covers, and deep-rooted plants to stabilize slopes.
- In a drought, deep-rooted weeds are tightly held in the soil and have large root systems relative to the size of the tops.
- Constructed around a group of deep-rooted pine trees, a wooden bridge connects the sloping-roofed building and its balcony to a second viewing platform with steps back down into the garden.
- Before applying an autumn lawn feed next month, tackle this rather deep-rooted, invasive weed now.
- Commercial, deep-rooted crops - including the much heralded mallee oil - are promising but niche industries.
- Conversely, several deep-rooted herb species were expected to have negative associations with log microsites.
- Grasses germinate first, and next on the Great Barrier Reef will come the low deep-rooted Boerhaavia shrubs and the argusia bushes.
- Grasses would have a lower evapotranspiration rate than deep-rooted trees and would therefore transfer more energy to the atmosphere as sensible heat.
- Sukardi's company has been involved in a reforestation program since 2004, planting deep-rooted trees such as mahogany and pine varieties.
- All those countries have a Mediterranean climate similar to ours, and George believes the Mid West is ready for these deep-rooted trees which thrive in such conditions.
- Increase Organic Matter in Soil: Use cover crops, manure, crop residues, deep-rooted forages and rotation cropping.
- Tall fescue is a deep-rooted, long-lived, sod-forming grass that spreads by short rhizomes.
- Bangalore's Conservator of Forests V. Rangaswamy says Mahogany are hardwood trees and deep-rooted and hence, they withstand the strongest winds.
1. 1.1 Firmly embedded in thought, behavior, or culture, and so having a persistent influence.
  根深蒂固的，深切的
  deep-rooted concern about declining values
  对道德水平下降的深切关注。
  Example sentencesExamples
  It may have been that this breakdown was an unbearable coming together of many deep-rooted, complex fears and anxieties.
  He lives in the real world and has a genuine, deep-rooted concern for all.
  Was it deep-rooted compassion or simply fear that inspired such charity?
  But the fall-off in ground attendance is also the result of deep-rooted changes in culture and customs which have influenced sport as a commodity.
  They are fighting a culture that is deep-rooted and obstinate.
  Then there is the deep-rooted fear of idleness.
  In some quarters, the prospect of consolidated communities provokes a deep-rooted fear of losing local control and community identity.
  Here is the offering of a modern nation, vibrant, on the go, on one side, and which has a deep-rooted history, culture and ecology on the other.
  There remains a deep-rooted fears of ‘big’ government in various quarters.
  She understands how deep-rooted religious, social and cultural practices influence the reception of technology in homes.
  The crew walked out amid lots of cheers and, frankly, some deep-rooted fears.
  The Oni character is a deep-rooted aspect of Japanese culture.
  This ruling view is now so deep-rooted in our culture that few bother to question its effects.
  It is difficult to override a deep-rooted cultural bias.
  This assumption is so deep-rooted in our culture that it is barely questioned.
  Campaigners say there are deep-rooted cultural problems within the army that must be exposed and tackled.
  He had begun pacing the cave, a nervous habit of his, stopping at the end of his speech to stare at Marcy with deep-rooted concern.
  After all, changing ideas deep-rooted in tradition and culture is quite a long process.
  As an Indian, I am proud to be part of a culture, which has deep-rooted family values.
  These are primal and deep-rooted fears and will not go away.
  Synonyms
  deep-seated, deep, profound, fundamental, basic

单词	deep-rooted
释义	Definition of deep-rooted in English: deep-rooted adjective ˌdiːpˈruːtɪdˈdip ˈrudəd Firmly embedded in thought, behaviour, or culture, and so having a persistent influence. 根深蒂固的，深切的 her deep-rooted fears and anxieties Example sentencesExamples It may have been that this breakdown was an unbearable coming together of many deep-rooted, complex fears and anxieties. Was it deep-rooted compassion or simply fear that inspired such charity? Campaigners say there are deep-rooted cultural problems within the army that must be exposed and tackled. They are fighting a culture that is deep-rooted and obstinate. It is difficult to override a deep-rooted cultural bias. But the fall-off in ground attendance is also the result of deep-rooted changes in culture and customs which have influenced sport as a commodity. The crew walked out amid lots of cheers and, frankly, some deep-rooted fears. After all, changing ideas deep-rooted in tradition and culture is quite a long process. As an Indian, I am proud to be part of a culture, which has deep-rooted family values. Then there is the deep-rooted fear of idleness. These are primal and deep-rooted fears and will not go away. He lives in the real world and has a genuine, deep-rooted concern for all. In some quarters, the prospect of consolidated communities provokes a deep-rooted fear of losing local control and community identity. Here is the offering of a modern nation, vibrant, on the go, on one side, and which has a deep-rooted history, culture and ecology on the other. She understands how deep-rooted religious, social and cultural practices influence the reception of technology in homes. This ruling view is now so deep-rooted in our culture that few bother to question its effects. There remains a deep-rooted fears of ‘big’ government in various quarters. The Oni character is a deep-rooted aspect of Japanese culture. This assumption is so deep-rooted in our culture that it is barely questioned. He had begun pacing the cave, a nervous habit of his, stopping at the end of his speech to stare at Marcy with deep-rooted concern. Synonyms deep-seated, deep, profound, fundamental, basic well established, established, settled, firm, ingrained, entrenched, unshakeable, irremovable, ineradicable, dyed-in-the-wool, inveterate, built-in, inbuilt, radical, secure persistent, long-lasting, abiding, lingering Derivatives deep-rootedness noun When we feel our lives have a goal and purpose, it gives a sense of deep-rootedness. Example sentencesExamples There is much that we still do not know about the roots of corruption and poor governance, but this deep-rootedness of corruption indicates that solutions must be correspondingly broad, that they will take a long time, and that progress in the fight against corruption will be difficult and irregular. But given the deep-rootedness of prejudice in our culture, we should not be surprised that we still face a long and difficult task. The plants which could survive the farmers attempts to remove them, in favor of the crop plants, developed characteristics of rapid growth, deep-rootedness and other traits, which make them difficult to ‘weed out.’ A more telling factor is the deep-rootedness of Chinese cultural forms and practises among the district residents. Definition of deep-rooted in US English: deep-rooted adjectiveˈdip ˈrudədˈdēp ˈro͞odəd 1(of a plant) deeply implanted. （植物）深植的 Example sentencesExamples The vineyards for the most part are no longer completely dry farmed, except for some of the old, deep-rooted vines. Use mulches and ground covers, and deep-rooted plants to stabilize slopes. In a drought, deep-rooted weeds are tightly held in the soil and have large root systems relative to the size of the tops. Constructed around a group of deep-rooted pine trees, a wooden bridge connects the sloping-roofed building and its balcony to a second viewing platform with steps back down into the garden. Before applying an autumn lawn feed next month, tackle this rather deep-rooted, invasive weed now. Commercial, deep-rooted crops - including the much heralded mallee oil - are promising but niche industries. Conversely, several deep-rooted herb species were expected to have negative associations with log microsites. Grasses germinate first, and next on the Great Barrier Reef will come the low deep-rooted Boerhaavia shrubs and the argusia bushes. Grasses would have a lower evapotranspiration rate than deep-rooted trees and would therefore transfer more energy to the atmosphere as sensible heat. Sukardi's company has been involved in a reforestation program since 2004, planting deep-rooted trees such as mahogany and pine varieties. All those countries have a Mediterranean climate similar to ours, and George believes the Mid West is ready for these deep-rooted trees which thrive in such conditions. Increase Organic Matter in Soil: Use cover crops, manure, crop residues, deep-rooted forages and rotation cropping. Tall fescue is a deep-rooted, long-lived, sod-forming grass that spreads by short rhizomes. Bangalore's Conservator of Forests V. Rangaswamy says Mahogany are hardwood trees and deep-rooted and hence, they withstand the strongest winds. 1.1 Firmly embedded in thought, behavior, or culture, and so having a persistent influence. 根深蒂固的，深切的 deep-rooted concern about declining values 对道德水平下降的深切关注。 Example sentencesExamples It may have been that this breakdown was an unbearable coming together of many deep-rooted, complex fears and anxieties. He lives in the real world and has a genuine, deep-rooted concern for all. Was it deep-rooted compassion or simply fear that inspired such charity? But the fall-off in ground attendance is also the result of deep-rooted changes in culture and customs which have influenced sport as a commodity. They are fighting a culture that is deep-rooted and obstinate. Then there is the deep-rooted fear of idleness. In some quarters, the prospect of consolidated communities provokes a deep-rooted fear of losing local control and community identity. Here is the offering of a modern nation, vibrant, on the go, on one side, and which has a deep-rooted history, culture and ecology on the other. There remains a deep-rooted fears of ‘big’ government in various quarters. She understands how deep-rooted religious, social and cultural practices influence the reception of technology in homes. The crew walked out amid lots of cheers and, frankly, some deep-rooted fears. The Oni character is a deep-rooted aspect of Japanese culture. This ruling view is now so deep-rooted in our culture that few bother to question its effects. It is difficult to override a deep-rooted cultural bias. This assumption is so deep-rooted in our culture that it is barely questioned. Campaigners say there are deep-rooted cultural problems within the army that must be exposed and tackled. He had begun pacing the cave, a nervous habit of his, stopping at the end of his speech to stare at Marcy with deep-rooted concern. After all, changing ideas deep-rooted in tradition and culture is quite a long process. As an Indian, I am proud to be part of a culture, which has deep-rooted family values. These are primal and deep-rooted fears and will not go away. Synonyms deep-seated, deep, profound, fundamental, basic
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