Meaning & Definition of word "Rooted"

Rooted

ˈruːtɪd

1. Past tense of root, meaning to have established roots or foundations.
- Example: The plants were rooted well in the fertile soil.

1. Firmly established; deeply ingrained.
- Example: Her beliefs were deeply rooted in her upbringing.
2. Having roots; connected to a particular place or origin.
- Example: The tradition is rooted in ancient history.
3. Emotionally or psychologically attached to a place or concept.
- Example: He felt rooted in the community after years of service.

●The word 'rooted' comes from the Old English 'rōt', meaning 'the part of a plant that grows underground'.

rooted in tradition:

Having strong ties or foundations in traditional practices.

rooted for:

Support or cheer for someone.

deeply rooted:

Firmly established and unlikely to change.

root:

The part of a plant that anchors it to the ground.

uprooted:

Taken out of the ground or removed from its original place.

rootlessness:

The state of being without roots or connections.

Meaning: In trouble or in a bad situation.

● Example Sentence: If you don't turn in your project, you're gonna be rooted.

Meaning: Extremely tired or exhausted.

● Example Sentence: After that hike, I'm completely rooted.