STRIKE ROOT

Definition: To establish or take firm root, often used metaphorically to describe the deepening or solidifying of a belief, idea, or influence.

Synonyms: Take Hold, Establish Base, Root Deeply, Plant Firmly, Settle In

Usage Examples in Sentences

The little plant began to strike root in the rich soil of the garden.

As friendships grew, trust started to strike root among the classmates.

The values of kindness and empathy should strike root in every community.

By fostering creativity, a passion for art can strike root in young minds.

As technology advances, the importance of digital literacy continues to strike root.

Exploring different cultures allows an appreciation for diversity to strike root.

After years of nurturing, the community garden finally began to strike root in the hearts of the locals.

Despite initial doubts, the idea of starting a charity soon began to strike root in the minds of the volunteers.

The principles of democracy began to strike root in the nation's political landscape after years of authoritarian rule.

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With each passing generation, the family traditions continued to strike root deeper into the family's identity.

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Despite the challenges, the community's values strike root deeply within its members.

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Within the fertile soil of innovation, new ideas often strike root and flourish.

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Cultural exchange programs aim to help foreign concepts strike root in unfamiliar territories.

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Even in adversity, the human spirit can strike root and endure.

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The new policy aims to strike root in the community and foster a sense of unity.