confirmed
con·firmed
adj \kən-ˈfərmd\Definition of CONFIRMED
1
a : marked by long continuance and likely to persist <a confirmed habit> b : fixed in habit and unlikely to change <a confirmed do-gooder>
2
: having received the rite of confirmation
— con·firm·ed·ly \-ˈfər-məd-lē\ adverb
— con·firmed·ness \-ˈfər-məd-nəs, -ˈfərm(d)-nəs\ noun
Examples of CONFIRMED
- <a confirmed grouch who never seems to smile>
- <a confirmed tendency to exaggerate about everything>
First Known Use of CONFIRMED
14th century
Related to CONFIRMED
Related Words: incorrigible, unreconstructed, unregenerate; born, natural; persistent, regular, repeat, serial, steady, unchanging, unfailing; addicted; accustomed, habituated, used, wonted; deep-rooted, deep-seated, entrenched (also intrenched), inbred, inherent, innate, intrinsic; apt, inclined, prone; mulish, obstinate, set, stubborn
See Synonym Discussion at inveterate
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