Meaning of deep-grounded | Babel Free

Definitions

Profound.

rare

Examples

“[…] as they have⟳ no root, no deep-grounded knowledge, no well-fixt principles, no regular light⟳, but hasty gleams only; […]”

“[…] for it is utterly impossible to sever by outward interference the threads of history, to force⟳ back again by some diplomatic mediation or other, deep-grounded antagonisms taken in the midst of their development.”

“[…] the general policy has been guided by a deep-grounded recognition of the principles of justice and right on the part of both people; […]”

“Instead of discipline and preparation for the task of the future, instead of deep-grounded experience⟳ in coöperative effort, we shall get⟳, if strike-breakers and blind legislators and brutal policemen and prejudiced judges and visionless employers prevail, despair and hate⟳ and servile rebellions.”

“[…] escaping largely the conventional and typical manners and humours, he gave the world two comedies of unsurpassed freshness, deriving their interest⟳ from no passing fashion of the day but from their deepgrounded perception of human nature, their liveliness from the ingenious inventions of a really creative imagination, and their charm from the playfulness of a buoyant, happy spirit at large in a new, untrodden field.”

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