roots (Meaning)

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roots (n)

the condition of belonging to a particular place or group by virtue of social or ethnic or cultural lineage

The arduous journey tested the limits of their endurance (Latin: arduus, "steep, difficult").
The horticulturalist meticulously tended to the verdant garden (Latin: hortus, "garden").
The magnanimous ruler pardoned his enemies, demonstrating great generosity (Latin: magnus, "great"; animus, "mind").
The venomous snake injected its neurotoxin, causing paralysis (Greek: neuro, "nerve"; toxin, "poison").
The precocious child exhibited extraordinary maturity at a tender age (Latin: praecox, "ripe, early").
The aquatic creatures frolicked in the crystalline waters of the lake (Latin: aqua, "water").
The itinerant musician traveled from town to town, performing captivating melodies (Latin: iter, "journey").
The ephemeral beauty of the flower blossomed and faded within a single day (Greek: ephemeros, "lasting for a day").
The formidable fortress stood as an impenetrable barrier against invaders (Latin: formido, "fear").
The gregarious assembly of friends gathered for a convivial gathering (Latin: grex, "flock").

the condition of belonging to a particular place or group by virtue of social or ethnic or cultural lineage

cradles, origins,sources, fountains, geneses, wellsprings, seedbeds, fountainheads, wells, fonts

roots (out), eliminates, roots (out), eliminates, removes,uproots, dislodges, uproots, removes, dislodges

The arduous journey tested the limits of their endurance (Latin: arduus, "steep, difficult").

The horticulturalist meticulously tended to the verdant garden (Latin: hortus, "garden").

The magnanimous ruler pardoned his enemies, demonstrating great generosity (Latin: magnus, "great"; animus, "mind").

The venomous snake injected its neurotoxin, causing paralysis (Greek: neuro, "nerve"; toxin, "poison").