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Meanings of deeply rooted in English

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Usage of deeply rooted in English
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Our community's problems are deeply rooted in centuries of pain and oppression.
Ebony
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The link between pleasure and pain is deeply rooted in our biology.
BBC
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The first is that the negative is deeply rooted in my psyche.
The Irish Times
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But by now the ancient way of life was too deeply rooted.
Last and First Men
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European legacies Cheese making is a deeply rooted culinary tradition in Quebec.
BBC
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A deeply rooted residual fear from her attack that she can't face.
An impartial witness: a bess crawford mystery
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The question sprung up like a lone weed; ugly, and deeply rooted.
The Darkest Minds
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This helps us understand how deeply rooted this is in the Turkish state.
Reuters
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American composer whose life and work are deeply rooted in the natural world.
Radio NZ
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Large Professor: In a way because it's not as deeply rooted.
Ebony
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We are highly irreligious in France; impiety is deeply rooted in our soil.
The Well of Saint Clare
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He had had a long struggle; the devil was deeply rooted in him.
The Happy End
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The desire to have children is deeply rooted in human beings.
The Irish Times
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They were as deeply rooted in antiquity as the elm outside the inn.
Yet Again
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So deeply rooted are the prejudices in matters of religious belief.
Country Life in Canada Fifty Years Ago / Personal recollections ...
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Her history is deeply rooted to my ancestors and others around the world.
Ebony
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