Roots dig deep, holding earth firm.

Meaning: The roots of a tree go deep into the ground and keep the earth in place.

Choice of Words: Roots are the underground part of a plant that anchors it in the soil and absorbs water and nutrients. Dig means to make a hole in the ground. Deep means far down from the surface. Holding means to keep something in a particular place. Earth is the planet we live on. Firm means solid and not easily moved.

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Related Expressions

• Roots grasp earth, firm and deep.
• Roots dig deep, like hands in soil's embrace.
• Roots dig deep.
• Tree roots reached deep, anchoring it firm.
• Tiny seeds await, holding life's promise deep within.
• Roots anchored firm earth.
• Roots held tree firm in earth.
• The roots of the tree held firm in the earth.
• Seeds sprout roots dig.
• Roots hold tree firm in ground.