Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deep-rooted
Adjective
/ˈdiːpˈruːtɪd/

Definition
Firmly established and difficult to change or remove.

Examples
- The community’s deep-rooted traditions are celebrated every year.
- Her deep-rooted beliefs made it hard for her to consider other perspectives.

Meaning
The term ‘deep-rooted’ refers to beliefs, traditions, or issues that are ingrained and established over a long period, making them resistant to change.

Synonyms
- Entrenched
- Ingrained
- Established
- Fixed
- Firmly held