1. firmly positioned or established in place

1. past tense and past participle of plant; put seeds or young plants in the ground to grow
2. placed or positioned something firmly in a particular location
3. secretly placed something, especially evidence, to deceive or incriminate someone

Examples

• She planted tomatoes in her garden last spring.
• The farmer planted corn across fifty acres.
• He planted his feet firmly on the ground.
• The flag was planted at the summit of the mountain.
• Police suspected the drugs were planted in his car.
• The tree remained planted despite the strong winds.
• They planted the idea in his mind gradually.