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(of an attitude, habit, or belief) Firmly established and difficult or unlikely to change

Traditionally, or generally, recognized and accepted

Bigoted, intolerant, or prejudiced

Having been established as an institution

Innate or instinctive to a person or thing

Shielded or protected from attack or damage

Inclined to lay down principles as undeniably true

Firmly fixed in place

To have set up on a long-term basis

Past tense for to place, lay or set firmly in surrounding matter

Past tense for trespass

Past tense for to settle firmly or comfortably

Past tense for to protect or shield from harm or danger

Past tense for to loot, plunder or invade by force

Past tense for to actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)

Past tense for to make strong and secure

Past tense for enter someone's land or property without permission

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Adjective

(of an attitude, habit, or belief) Firmly established and difficult or unlikely to change

long-established

well established

deeply ingrained

well-established

dyed-in-the-wool

bred-in-the-bone

through and through

through-and-through

firmly established

keen as mustard

dyed-in-the wool

ultra-conservative

lodged in one's brain

stick-in-the-mud

solid as a rock

fixed as the laws of the Medes and Persians

beyond redemption

on the up and up

high-principled

tried and tested

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“The tension and conflict between this position and the entrenched ideology of assimilation underpin the many struggles Collier found himself in.”

Adjective

Traditionally, or generally, recognized and accepted

dyed-in-the-wool

well-established

long-established

officially recognized

traditionalistic

run-of-the-mill

tried and tested

well established

common or garden

systematized^US

systematised^UK

ultraconservative

paleoconservative

archconservative

middle-of-the-road

ceremonialistic

recognizable^US

matter-of-course

widely recognized

commonly accepted

generally accepted

recognisable^UK

par for the course

across the board

standardized^US

undistinguished

the order of the day

in established usage

unsophisticated

one-size-fits-all

standard operating procedure

playing it safe

according to Hoyle

institutionalized^US

institutionalised^UK

standardised^UK

making the rounds

doing the rounds

individualistic

on everyone's lips

across-the-board

only to be expected

readily available

widely available

tried and trusted

signed and sealed

straight from the horse's mouth

generally known

as old as the hills

old as the hills

horse and buggy

according to the book

nothing to write home about

no great shakes

fair-to-middling

unobjectionable

run-of-the-mine

fair to middling

nothing special

nothing to get excited about

unexceptionable

taken for granted

sufficiently good

middle of the road

unextraordinary

what one would expect

conventionalized

moderately good

of poor quality

straightforward

run of the mill

all-encompassing

cooking with gas

matter-of- fact

at the halfway point

equidistant between two points

equidistant between two stages

completely understandable

interdisciplinary

multidisciplinary

cross-disciplinary

most significant

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Adjective

Bigoted, intolerant, or prejudiced

ultra-conservative

dyed-in-the-wool

set in one's ways

unsophisticated

neighborhood^US

neighbourhood^UK

individualistic

self-centred^UK

self-centered^US

lacking foresight

ultraconservative

paleoconservative

traditionalistic

archconservative

anti-democratic

party political

set in your ways

set in one's opinions

fixed in one's views

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Adjective

Having been established as an institution

institutionalized^US

standardised^UK

standardized^US

Adjective

Innate or instinctive to a person or thing

dyed-in-the-wool

bred in the bone

existing from birth

part and parcel

bred-in-the-bone

well established

firmly established

long-established

lodged in one's brain

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Adjective

Shielded or protected from attack or damage

protected from harm

protected from danger

out of harm's way

unchallengeable

under surveillance

free from danger

in a safe place

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Adjective

Inclined to lay down principles as undeniably true

self-opinionated

unchallengeable

high and mighty

anti-democratic

holding fixed views

sure of oneself

of preconceived ideas

no ifs ands or buts

throwing weight around

high-and-mighty

believing in oneself

not backward in coming forward

self-respecting

one hundred per cent

unconstitutional

in driver's seat

throwing one's weight about

throwing one's weight around

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Adjective

Firmly fixed in place

solid as a rock

dyed-in-the-wool

at a standstill

rooted to the spot

not moving a muscle

as if turned to stone

perfectly still

as still as a statue

turned to stone

stopped dead in your tracks

fixed to the spot

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Verb

To have set up on a long-term basis

brought into being

laid the foundations of

started the ball rolling

set the ball rolling

brought into existence

brought to pass

laid the first stone of

translated into

gotten under way

materialized^US

knocked together

materialised^UK

gotten off the ground

got off the ground

got in operation

got functioning

made a start on

revolutionized^US

got the ball rolling

sown the seeds of

sowed the seeds of

laid the cornerstone of

laid foundation

standardized^US

rationalized^US

carried through

crystallized^US

revolutionised^UK

pulled together

straightened up

brought forward

come into existence

come into being

kicked something off

got things rolling

gotten things rolling

got something moving

got something going

crystallised^UK

got the show on the road

brought to bear

put into practice

hit the ground running

standardised^UK

admitted into office

strategized about

brought into effect

rationalised^UK

got cracking on

started ball rolling

got something off the ground

made the first move

put into operation

got something working

broken new ground

broke new ground

thrown together

gotten going on

initiated things

laid the foundation

started ball rolling on

prepared the way

got act together

laid the first stone

gotten act together

become apparent

become established

came into existence

came into being

voted favorably

gotten show on road

turned one's hand to

made arrangements for

gotten ball rolling

laid the groundwork on

laid down the law

railroaded through

laid the groundwork for

setted in place

ringed up the curtain on

systematized^US

got show on road

pushed the envelope

admitted to office

systematised^UK

prepared the way for

settled down to

got something functioning

straightened out

gotten feet wet

brought up the curtain on

licked into shape

got ball rolling

took the lead in

opened the door

setted the ball rolling on

taken the lead in

leaded the way for

taken the first step

took the first step

took the initiative

taken the initiative

administered an oath to

became established

became apparent

broke the ice on

taken action on

broken the ice on

broken the seal

were responsible for

was responsible for

gotten together

been responsible for

gotten one's feet wet

gotten down to business

gotten cracking

got one's feet wet

got down to business

given the seal of approval to

gave the seal of approval to

gave the green light to

gave the thumbs up to

given the OK to

given the go-ahead to

gave the go-ahead to

given the green light to

given the thumbs up to

gotten the floor

taken the lead on

showed the way on

shown the way on

taken the initiative in

took the initiative in

went out in front

took the lead on

gone out in front

went ahead with

gone ahead with

showed someone the way

shown someone the way

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Verb

Past tense for to place, lay or set firmly in surrounding matter

constructed defences

become implanted

become anchored

bred in the bone

anchored itself

become embedded

embedded itself

become established

sowed the seeds

became implanted

became anchored

became embedded

became established

taught over and over again

fixt permanently

taught repeatedly to

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“This policy is likely to entrench racial divisions and resentments.”

Verb

Past tense for trespass

Verb

Past tense for to settle firmly or comfortably

Verb

Past tense for to protect or shield from harm or danger

Verb

Past tense for to loot, plunder or invade by force

Verb

Past tense for to actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)

Verb

Past tense for to make strong and secure

Verb

Past tense for enter someone's land or property without permission

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