Usage of "deep-rooted"

(Used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or held.

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Ús de deep-rooted en anglès

Planting deep-rooted crops would allow farmers to better exploit available soil moisture. 
 Reuters 

Firstly, we in England have never lost our deep-rooted fear of Catholicism. 
 The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga 

I have a deep-rooted need to be where his ashes were scattered. 
 Independent.ie 

One cannot eradicate deep-rooted behavioural-genetic traits, but their impact can be changed. 
 Corduroy mansions 

She thought of only one balm that would soothe the deep-rooted ache. 
 The notorious scoundrel 

He knew the story of Clanton's deep-rooted hatred of the Roush clan. 
 A Man Four-Square 

Dinara's aversion has been less pungently expressed but may be similarly deep-rooted. 
 The Guardian 

But she knew Ramone and Jasper had deep-rooted animosity for each other. 
 From dawn to deceit 

Tarzan knew all too well how deep-rooted was Teeka's terror of Histah. 
 Jungle Tales of Tarzan 

Democracy is very deep-rooted. I think Europe itself will need Britain. 
 The Guardian 

They also cited persistent worries about deep-rooted debt problems in Europe. 
 Reuters 

A city bristling with political energy, art, culture, deep-rooted poverty and grand history. 
 The Guardian 

The Minister is trying to address the deep-rooted problems created by Fianna Fáil. 
 The Irish Times 

If you go back in time, they're not so deep-rooted; families are intermingled. 
 The Guardian 

Across Asia, conservative values and deep-rooted biases have hamstrung progress on gay rights. 
 Reuters 

But they nevertheless reflected a genuine, deep-rooted trait of Hitler's character. 
 Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis 

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Significats de deep-rooted en anglès