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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Ingrained/deep-rooted

Hi,

I'm preparing an oral homework for my English classes about trends. I will be talking about trends that have just taken off and those that have been with us for a long time. Is it correct to say about the latter "ingrained" or "deep-rooted"? E.g this trend is not new. On the contrary it has been ingrained/deep-rooted for a while.

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Anonymous I will be talking about trends that have just taken off and those that have been with us for a long time. Is it correct to say about the latter "ingrained" or "deep-rooted"? g this trend is not new.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous I will be talking about trends that have just taken off and those that have been with us for a long time.
  • Is it correct to say about the latter "ingrained" or "deep-rooted"?
  • g this trend is not new.
  • On the contrary it has been ingrained/deep-rooted for a while.
  • I don't think that either term is appropriate for a trend, even a long-standing one.
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Anonymous I will be talking about trends that have just taken off and those that have been with us for a long time. Is it correct to say about the latter "ingrained" or "deep-rooted"? E.g this trend is not new. On the contrary it has been ingrained/deep-rooted for a while.
I don't think that either term is appropriate for a trend, even a long-standing one. I
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