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Put Down Roots

PUT DOWN ROOTS

/pʊt daʊn ruːts/

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Syllable breakdown

putdownroots

Dictionary meaning

To establish a permanent home or stable life in a place; to form lasting connections with a community.

Examples

  • After moving around for years, they decided to put down roots in the countryside.

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