Japan may appear to be peaceful and tranquil on the surface but the fact is that there are a lot of deep-rooted problems.
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Deep-rooted
//ˈdiːp ˌɹuːtɪd//
Synonyms for "deep-rooted" (55 found)
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Closest matches (11)
Strong matches (17)
Related words (27)
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2 entriesTranslations
15 translations across 7 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 刻骨 adj (firmly established)
- 根深的 adj (having deep roots)
- 根深蒂固 adj (firmly established)
Dutch
1 entries- diepgeworteld adj (having deep roots)
Finnish
2 entries- syväjuurinen adj (having deep roots)
- vakiintunut adj (firmly established)
French
3 entries- ancré adj (firmly established)
- profondément enraciné adj (having deep roots)
- profondément enraciné adj (firmly established)
Polish
2 entries- głęboko zakorzeniony adj (having deep roots)
- głęboko zakorzeniony adj (firmly established)
Russian
1 entries- глубоко́ укорени́вшийся adj (firmly established)
Turkish
3 entries- esaslı adj (firmly established)
- köklü adj (having deep roots)
- köklü adj (firmly established)
Sample sentences
16 total sentences available.
This is a deep-rooted custom in Algeria.
Source: tatoeba (9087006)
Billy's cruel remarks highlight a deep-rooted prejudice against non-native speakers.
Source: tatoeba (11768650)
Swedish citizens, with their deep-rooted belief in religious freedom and peaceful coexistence, have no involvement in and firmly reject the provocative act of burning copies of the Quran orchestrated by a small faction of far-right individuals.
Source: tatoeba (11889221)
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