put down roots

Frequency: 8.825.0 per million words

To establish a stable connection with a place; can be literal for plants or figurative for people.

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  • We haven't been here long enough to put down roots.
  • After years of traveling, they finally decided to put down roots in this quiet town.
  • She dreams of finding a place where she can put down roots and raise a family.
  • Many new residents have successfully put down roots in the vibrant community.
  • The gardener carefully helped the saplings put down strong roots in the fresh soil.
  • It can be challenging for expatriates to put down roots in a foreign country.
  • Do you think this new business will put down roots and thrive in the local economy?
  • They've been slowly putting down roots by joining local clubs and making friends.
  • Despite initial difficulties, the family managed to put down firm roots in their adopted city.
  • To truly feel at home, one needs time and opportunity to put down roots.