radicate
1 of 2verb
rad·i·cate
ˈradəˌkāt
-ed/-ing/-s
transitive verb
1
: to cause to take root : plant deeply and firmly
2
: to fix or establish firmly
the missionary function of the Church is radicated in … God's Providence
J. D. Hassett
J. D. Hassettintransitive verb
obsolete : to take root
radicate
2 of 2adjective
obsolete
: radicated
Word History
Etymology
Verb
Middle English radicaten, from Latin radicatus, past participle of radicare, radicari to take root, from radic-, radix root
Adjective
Latin radicatus, past participle of radicare, radicari to take root
- someone's lookout
- someone's memory lives on
- someone's mind is in a spin
- someone's mind is made up
- someone's mind is playing tricks on her
- someone's mind is playing tricks on him
- someone's mind is playing tricks on him/her
- someone's money's worth
- someone's name is mud
- someone's normal self
- someone's number is up
- someone's prayers have been answered
- someone's return home
- someone's ship comes in
- someone's spirits soar
- someone's stomach is in knots
- someone's wish comes true
- someone's wish is my command
- someone's word is her bond
- someone's word is his bond
- someone's word is his/her bond
- someone's word is law
- someone's world revolves around
- someone's world revolves around (someone or something)
- someone's world revolves around someone or something