Similar words: grassroots, boots, uproot, rooted, take root, rootless, beetroot, lots. Meaning: [ruːt] 
n. the condition of belonging to a particular place or group by virtue of social or ethnic or cultural lineage.
n. the condition of belonging to a particular place or group by virtue of social or ethnic or cultural lineage. 
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31. This type of plant roots easily.
32. The plants push their roots deep into the soil.
33. The workers are winching out these big tree roots.
34. She has no real roots in this area.
35. I am proud of my Brazilian roots.
36. These grass roots don't pull easily.
37. We stayed alive by eating berries and roots.
38. He has no real roots in this area.
39. We dug up the tree by its roots.
40. Plants imbibe nourishment usually through their leaves and roots.
41. I'm proud of my Italian roots.
42. The banyan tree has aerial roots.
43. The tree's roots go down three metres.
44. He was pulling dead roots from the dusty earth.
45. Compost provides congenial conditions for roots to develop.
46. The fishline became enmeshed in roots under the water.
47. She boiled lotus - roots in soy.
48. We must not forget about the grass roots.
49. Despite his wealth[sentencedict.com], he never forgot his humble roots.
50. Flamenco has its roots in Arabic music.
51. You have to grub up the roots.
52. The plants must have their roots in the earth.
53. These plants imbibe moisture through their roots.
54. The roots anchor the plant in the earth.
55. The unrest has roots in religious differences.
56. I am a bohemian. I have no roots.
57. The roots go a long way down.
58. They survived on roots and berries.
59. The soil provides nourishment for plant roots.
60. Its roots can go down three metres.