Synonyms for entrenched
en·trenched

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1. entrenchedadjective

   dug in

   Antonyms:
   vulnerable, unestablished

2. entrenchedadjective

   established firmly and securely

   "the entrenched power of the nobility"

   Antonyms:
   vulnerable, unestablished

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1. List of paraphrases for "entrenched":

   rooted, deep-rooted, ingrained, anchored, deep-seated, embedded, enshrined, grounded

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1. Shukor Yusof:

   There won't be any shortage of investors because they are looking at not just an aircraft leasing company (BOC Aviation) but at a company whose future is entrenched in Asia Pacific. It's a growth story.

2. Katie Porter:

   It's a very fundamental, entrenched part of financial institutions, but the policymaking is not there.

3. Park Sung-soon:

   Work-from-home will become entrenched, samsung’s supply comments, and investments in non-memory chips, will be issues to watch out for when full results are announced.

4. Joseph Antos:

   It is entrenched. There certainly will be no legislation (signed into law) that will change anything for the next year and a half, this administration is done with health policy. Everybody's done.

5. Charles Krauthammer:

   I suspect from what they tell us this is an ISIS base, an ISIS tunnel, which tells you, number one that ISIS is more entrenched than we would have thought – you have this notion of ISIS being sort of a band of jihadists just running around, but this is pretty entrenched.