rerooted
Established new foundations
Rerooted is the past tense of reroot—to establish roots again in a new place or context.
Plants can be rerooted after transplanting.
People reroot themselves after moving: After years abroad, she finally rerooted in her hometown.
The term also appears in computing, where rerooting a device means restoring administrative access.
Move tissue between bodies
- propagationAct of spreading widely
- graftingJoining tissues to grow together
- repottingMoving plant to larger container
- seedlingRecently sprouted young plant
sapling · soil · cultivation · horticulture · nursery · cutting · division · layering
Family line of descent
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- genealogyStudy of family descent
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- originsPoints where things start
reconnection · homeland · culture · tradition · belonging · identity · family tree · rediscovery
Restore youthful vigor
- revitalizeRestore strength and vitality
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reestablishRestore after interruption
- rekindleRenew something dormant
rebirth · regenerate · reinvigorate · revival · resurgence · reconnect · reclaim · rebuild
Stable and realistic
- anchoredFixed securely in position
- establishedFormally set up
- secureProtected from harm
- settledNo longer in question
foundation · steadfast · firm · stable · centered · balanced · supported · planted
Move to live elsewhere
- relocateEstablish residence elsewhere
- transplantMove tissue between bodies
- migrateMove to new region
- reestablishRestore after interruption
displace · adapt · acclimate · assimilate · integrate · homestead · immigrate · expatriate
transplant
Move tissue between bodies
- propagationAct of spreading widely
- graftingJoining tissues to grow together
- repottingMoving plant to larger container
seedling · sapling · soil · cultivation · horticulture · nursery · cutting · division · layering · potting
ancestry
Family line of descent
origins · reconnection · homeland · culture · tradition · belonging · identity · family tree · rediscovery · motherland
rejuvenate
Restore youthful vigor
- revitalizeRestore strength and vitality
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reestablishRestore after interruption
rekindle · rebirth · regenerate · reinvigorate · revival · resurgence · reconnect · reclaim · rebuild · restart
grounded
Stable and realistic
- anchoredFixed securely in position
- establishedFormally set up
- secureProtected from harm
settled · foundation · steadfast · firm · stable · centered · balanced · supported · planted · solid
resettle
Move to live elsewhere
- relocateEstablish residence elsewhere
- transplantMove tissue between bodies
- migrateMove to new region
reestablish · displace · adapt · acclimate · assimilate · integrate · homestead · immigrate · expatriate · diaspora
rerootedestranged
Separated by emotional distance
alienated · disconnected · detached · unbelonging · isolated