Old
Rooted
Rooted adjective - Firmly established over time.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Agnes McArdle, an old lady who rooted for Richards, turn against him because they've seen Richards in action and know what he's like by now.
Source: Film / The Running Man - Rightful King Returns: The Neo-Feudalists of Avalon have rooted their figurehead's claim in the old legend of King Arthur dramatically returning to lead his people "in their hour of need," though with a decidedly high-tech twist.
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Both are people in a high position and rooted in the old ways of scaring.
Source: Foil
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