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[Adjective] | "in*vet*er*ate" | \ in-ˈve-t(ə-)rət \
1: confirmed in a habit : habitual
2: firmly established by long persistence
Origin: 15th century ;
Middle English, from Latin inveteratus, from past participle of inveterare to age (transitive verb), from in- + veter-, vetus old {mat|wether|};
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[Adjective] | "inveterate"
1: firmly established over time;
* e.g., " ... he has an inveterate tendency to tell some very tall tales "
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deep,
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2: being such by habit and not likely to change;
* e.g., " ... the man is an inveterate liar who only rarely tells the truth "
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