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Meaning of "deeply entrenched"
Deeply entrenched refers to a situation or belief system that is firmly established and difficult to change. It implies that the particular idea, practice, or situation is deeply rooted and ingrained in a society, organization, or individual
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deeply entrenched
It is deeply entrenched and not able to be navigated.
I think he may be too deeply entrenched in socialism.
It is deeply entrenched in the physical world and material nature.
Organized religions are deeply entrenched in their history.
This is a difficult exercise because economic interests are deeply entrenched.
I became deeply entrenched in the study of philosophy.
A legend of gold remains deeply entrenched there.
It is now deeply entrenched in the juices of prosperity.
The tyranny of tyranny is a deeply entrenched foe.
It is so deeply entrenched that it is considered normal.
The racial gap remains deeply entrenched.
Arms transfers are a deeply entrenched phenomenon of contemporary international relations.
There are specific laws that are deeply entrenched.
These attitudes are deeply entrenched and resistant to change.
Many conflicts are multifaceted and deeply entrenched.
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Corruption is deeply entrenched in all sectors.
Cameroon is the place where my roots are deeply entrenched.
There is still deeply entrenched racism.
The image is irresistibly romantic and deeply entrenched.
It seems too deeply entrenched to be dislodged.
Suggests his beliefs are deeply entrenched.
The country has a deeply entrenched tradition of cattle ownership.
The idea that we are this body is deeply entrenched in us.
The idea is so deeply entrenched that few people question it.
The sentiments are too deeply entrenched.
Like a deeply entrenched identity.
It means that the tumor is already too deeply entrenched.
Underpinning these laws are deeply entrenched discriminatory social attitudes.
Deeply entrenched pockets of poverty continue to exist around the world.
Gender inequalities remain deeply entrenched in every society.
It is deeply entrenched in the history and cultural values of our country.
Yet inequalities remain deeply entrenched in every society.
Changing deeply entrenched systems requires broader institutional as well as socioeconomic reform.
It is a business function deeply entrenched in the real world.
There was no need to change it as the name was too deeply entrenched.
My mother was born with a deeply entrenched poverty consciousness.
The desires that give birth to sinful acts can be deeply entrenched.
Vile expressions thus become deeply entrenched in everyday speech.
The hostilities that haunt us are driven by powerful forces that are deeply entrenched.
The illusions of control are so deeply entrenched in human reality.
He was too deeply entrenched in his own way of life to see an alternative.
The tumor was deeply entrenched.
Impunity is deeply entrenched and can not be attributed to lack of institutional capacity alone.
Is already too deeply entrenched.
Independent sources reported that the custom of bride prices remained deeply entrenched.
You are too deeply entrenched.
The problems are not simply those of a challenging environment and deeply entrenched problems.
Poverty is deeply entrenched there.
She was aware that corporal publishment was a deeply entrenched tradition.
A framework to tackle deeply entrenched and complex social problems.
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