deep-rooted
- s (used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or held
deep-rooted prejudice
- Consumer India also is not bound by time with modern technology and consumerism meshing with deep-rooted traditions, the country lives simultaneously in many centuries.
- Societies must pay attention to social goals as well, always leaning toward their most vulnerable citizens, and overcoming deep-rooted biases to invest in the health and well-being .
- Yet his intellect had a destructive side as well: a deep-rooted, Germanic hostility to the Mediterranean wellsprings of European culture and in particular to the Jews.