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Take root

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Metaphorical Growth

'Take root' metaphorically implies that an idea or plan grows like a plant from acceptance.

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Her charity work began to take root in the local community.
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Time Needed

The phrase suggests that acceptance and success don't happen instantly, but over time.

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Trust in the new policy took root after several months.
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Cultural Spread

Ideas 'take root' in a culture or society, indicating widespread adoption.

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The concept of sustainable living is finally taking root globally.
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