Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• [of someone] firmly attached to something. (*Typically: be ~; become ~.) She is firmly rooted to her homeland and has no intention of emigrating. The farmer is ...
• Fig. unable to move because of fear or surprise. (*Typically: appear to be ~; be ~; become ~.) Jane stood rooted to the spot when she saw the ghostly figure.
• ... root of the matter · root of the problem · root out · root out of · root up; rooted in; rooted to · rooted to the spot · rooting
• English Dictionary. English ... ?unable to ? move: She was rooted to the ?spot with ?fear/?amazement. (Definition of rooted to ...
• Definition of “rooted to the spot”
• tooting · rope · rope in · rope in Go to rope ...

• This image is deeply rooted in society and sometimes reinforced by cultural differences, ethnic and/or racial discrimination.
• Then, people said monarchy dominated everywhere because it was rooted in human nature.
• The deepening financial crisis, rooted in cyclical and structured conditions, demands firm responses.
• The evil eye charm is rooted in Turkish superstition.
• The darkness is too deeply rooted in her.
• It's a complex spell, old
• Joey, the essence of the character is rooted in her confidence.
• school stuff rooted in sacrificial magic.