be rooted to (some place) Idiom
be abiding to (some place)
To accept an constant connection, association, or amalgamation with some place. Our ancestors has been abiding to this burghal for generations. After spending so abounding years traveling from abode to place, it feels acceptable to assuredly be abiding to a country I can alarm home.Learn more: root, to
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