ppl. a. Obs. rare–1. [ad. Fr. enraciné, f. en- (see EN- pref.1) + racine root.] That has taken root, rooted.
1656. Sir R. Gordon, Hist. Earls Sutherl., 295 (Jam.). A quarrell … deiplie grounded, and enracined for many other preceiding particular debates.
