Implanted
Implanted adjective - (used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or held.
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Synonyms for Implanted
Locked and implanted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Locked" instead a verb "Implanted".
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While there are occasions where the bomb is physically implanted, it is usually in the form of a Slave Collar locked around the person's neck.
Source: Explosive Leash -
There is no chance for advancement, the employees are locked in at night, Homer has to work overtime without pay (otherwise he would be falsely accused of being an illegal Mexican immigrant, and deported to Mexico) and chips are implanted in their heads.
Source: Soul-Sucking Retail Job -
Mane Six themselves were all locked up inside their minds, unable to do anything but helplessly watch as mental homunculi that were implanted inside their bodies drive them around like puppets, committing war crimes of the highest caliber.
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