What is another word for enrooting?
Pronunciation: [ɛnɹˈuːtɪŋ] (IPA) 
Enrooting refers to the act of establishing or developing deeply rooted habits, beliefs, or ideas. Synonyms for enrooting include embedding, ingraining, implanting, instilling, and inculcating. These words suggest a process of integrating something firmly and deeply into one's psyche. Embedding implies firmly attaching or embedding something into something else, ingraining suggests making something permanent through repeated exposure or experience. Implanting is similar to embedding but may suggest a more deliberate and purposeful process. Instilling suggests introducing something gradually and thoroughly so that it becomes a part of someone's character, while inculcating indicates ensuring that something is firmly established in someone's mind through repetition and reinforcement.
