deep-seated
deep–seat·ed
adjective \ˈdēp-ˈsē-təd\Definition of DEEP-SEATED
1
: situated far below the surface <a deep–seated inflammation>
2
: firmly established <a deep–seated tradition>
First Known Use of DEEP-SEATED
1741
Related to DEEP-SEATED
- Synonyms
- bred-in-the-bone, confirmed, deep, deep-rooted, deep-seated, entrenched (also intrenched), hard-core, rooted, settled
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