Synonyms for embedded
em·bed·ded

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1. embeddedadjective

   enclosed firmly in a surrounding mass

   "found pebbles embedded in the silt"; "stone containing many embedded fossils"; "peach and plum seeds embedded in a sweet edible pulp"

   Antonyms:
   unintegrated, unenclosed, nonintegrated

2. embeddedadjective

   inserted as an integral part of a surrounding whole

   "confused by the embedded Latin quotations"; "an embedded subordinate clause"

   Antonyms:
   unenclosed, nonintegrated, unintegrated

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1. List of paraphrases for "embedded":

   integrated, built-in, rooted, incorporated, entrenched, anchored, embed, onboard, recessed, landfilled, buried, enshrined, in-built, on-board, embodied, imbedded, built, included, mainstreamed, coated

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1. Silvia Cruz-Vargas:

   It doesn’t mean that we are going to copy and paste a solution that is particularly relevant in North America in countries where that may not be applicable, we have an outstanding network of local partners that are embedded within the fabric of the communities in which we operate.

2. Davide Capello:

   At some point I heard a muffled sound... I saw the cars in front of me going [ down ]. I felt the asphalt was gone and I found Davide Capello going down in my car... I thought that it would be the end, that I was going to die, then my car stopped, there wasn't a head-on crash, so it got embedded somewhere.

3. Celeste Beatty:

   Brewing beer was so deeply embedded in the African continent, coming from Africa in the way we did, through slavery, we weren't able to bring those traditions with us.

4. Matthew Lopez:

   His behavior is a result of his influence of the fraternity system and the traditions that have been embedded since pre-civil war times, when the fraternity was made, which obviously weren't the most tolerant times.

5. Jeremy Farrar:

   The worst case scenario is that political instability remains, mistrust grows ... and then there's nothing to stop the epidemic getting embedded into a big urban centre and taking off as it did in West Africa.