Pronunciation: /ɡræs ruːts/
noun ordinary people regarded as the main body of an organization's membership
A1 Grass roots are the bottom part of a plant that grows in the soil.
A2 Grass roots play a crucial role in absorbing water and nutrients from the ground.
B1 The organization started as a grass roots movement, with local volunteers working together to make a difference.
B2 The candidate's campaign focused on connecting with grass roots supporters in communities across the country.
C1 The grass roots of the environmental movement can be traced back to the 1960s.
C2 The grass roots efforts of the community led to significant changes in local policies and regulations.
formal The organization started as a grass roots movement and has since grown into a global network.
informal The idea for the community garden came from a grass roots effort by local residents.
slang The band got its start playing in grass roots venues before making it big.
figurative The candidate's support among grass roots voters helped propel them to victory in the election.
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