What is another word for inveterate?
398 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ɪnvˈɛtəɹˌe͡ɪt], [ ɪnvˈɛtəɹˌeɪt], [ ɪ_n_v_ˈɛ_t_ə_ɹ_ˌeɪ_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for inveterate:- all (adjective)
- chronic (adjective)
- confirmed (adjective)
- congenital (adjective)
- deep-rooted (adjective)
- fixed (adjective)
- habitual (adjective)
- habituated (adjective)
- hard-shell (adjective)
- inborn (adjective)
- incorrigible (adjective)
- indwelling (adjective)
- ineradicable (adjective)
- ingrained (adjective)
- lifelong (adjective)
- long-standing, established (adjective)
- native (adjective)
- old (adjective)
- perennial (adjective)
- set (adjective)
- addicted (noun)
- ingrained (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Inveterate:
adj.
•all (adjective) •chronic (adjective)- long standing,
- un-yielding,
- most persisting,
- un mitigated,
- more persisting,
- un-mitigated,
- more unabating,
- deepseated,
- in-born,
- most inbred,
- more inbred,
- most unabating,
- most everpresent,
- in born,
- longlived,
- pro longed,
- in curable,
- long lived,
- re-curring,
- in bred,
- more ever present,
- re curring,
- in-curable,
- everpresent,
- most recurring,
- un abating,
- re current,
- more recurring,
- re-current,
- more ever-present,
- most ever-present,
- un yielding,
- in-bred,
- un-abating,
- more everpresent,
- deep seated,
- ever present,
- most ever present,
- pro-longed.
- more inured,
- more valid,
- more long-established,
- most long established,
- most longestablished,
- dyed in the wool,
- longestablished,
- more long established,
- more longestablished,
- long established,
- most long-established,
- most inured.
- more rigged,
- un-blinking,
- un qualified,
- more never failing,
- de finite,
- most never failing,
- most set-up,
- de fined,
- more arranged,
- more undeviating,
- un flinching,
- most agreed,
- most setup,
- un movable,
- un-modifiable,
- most prearranged,
- more circumscribed,
- pre-arranged,
- un-deviating,
- more set up,
- most never-failing,
- more set-up,
- un bending,
- in flexible,
- most neverfailing,
- un wavering,
- un deviating,
- more never-failing,
- de terminate,
- more unblinking,
- de-fined,
- more stipulated,
- un-movable,
- never failing,
- in alterable,
- un blinking,
- most set up,
- most defined,
- un changeable,
- most unmodifiable,
- un-wavering,
- in bag,
- un faltering,
- in-flexible,
- re-solved,
- most resolved,
- more setup,
- more defined,
- in-alterable,
- more prearranged,
- most stipulated,
- de-terminate,
- un modifiable,
- more neverfailing,
- neverfailing,
- un-bending,
- un-qualified,
- pre arranged,
- most unblinking,
- most rigged,
- more agreed,
- most undeviating,
- more unmodifiable,
- most arranged,
- un-changeable,
- most circumscribed,
- un-faltering,
- more resolved,
- un-flinching,
- de-finite.
- builtin,
- in blood,
- in-grained,
- most implanted,
- built in,
- more inbuilt,
- most inbuilt,
- in grained,
- in built,
- more implanted.
- incurable,
- long-lasting,
- sworn,
- continuing,
- persisting,
- Indurated,
- abiding,
- innate,
- hard-core,
- inbred,
- long-lived.
- never ending,
- un interrupted,
- un changing,
- un-failing,
- un-ceasing,
- more seasonal,
- most yearlong,
- un ceasing,
- un failing,
- most seasonal,
- more yearlong,
- un-changing.
- most concluded,
- more stiff-necked,
- stiffnecked,
- stiff necked,
- more stiffnecked,
- well set,
- more wellset,
- most well set,
- wellset,
- more well-set,
- re solute,
- pre scribed,
- pre determined,
- re-solute,
- most stiff necked,
- more stiff necked,
- more well set,
- more concluded,
- most stiffnecked,
- set stone,
- pre-scribed,
- in tent,
- most stiff-necked,
- pre-determined,
- most well-set,
- un flappable,
- most wellset.
n.
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- habit,
- ritual,
- tendency,
- as is someone's wont,
- custom,
- daily life,
- common practice,
- take to,
- routine,
- way of life.
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- continue.
Other synonyms:
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- hardened.
- antique,
- Ingrafted,
- acknowledged,
- embedded,
- immemorial,
- hoary,
- mythological,
- Longevous,
- bad,
- devoted,
- established,
- loyal,
- true-blue,
- perdurable,
- of long duration,
- constant,
- inborn,
- graven,
- folk,
- impress,
- macrobiotic,
- resolute,
- etched,
- Engrained,
- unwritten,
- engrafted,
- villainous,
- thorough,
- fundamental,
- affect,
- uberrima fides,
- endure,
- granulate,
- solid,
- transfuse,
- bred-in-the-bone,
- durable,
- oral,
- infuse,
- aged,
- narrow-minded,
- naturalized,
- venerable,
- on a rock,
- inherited,
- organic,
- well-grounded,
- Ineffaceable,
- steady,
- unchangeable,
- irreparable,
- wicked,
- irreversible,
- ancient,
- deep-laid,
- legendary,
- move,
- perduring,
- inherent,
- received,
- at anchor,
- absolute,
- evergreen,
- perpetual,
- basic,
- ingrown,
- recognised,
- of long standing,
- Staying,
- lasting,
- instil,
- heroic,
- ingrain,
- admitted,
- impressed,
- obdurate,
- unflagging,
- Intransient,
- implanted,
- Infixed,
- cacoethes,
- long-term,
- tethered,
- fast,
- hereditary,
- hard core,
- Recurring,
- relentless,
- unfading,
- Anchored,
- time-honoured,
- conventional,
- consistent,
- well-founded,
- hallowed,
- stable,
- Diuturnal,
- trick,
- Besetting,
- deep-set,
- understood,
- essential,
- vested,
- hopeless,
- tough,
- prescriptive,
- immutable,
- long-standing,
- age-long,
- diehard,
- engraved,
- unalterable,
- hardy,
- firm,
- instill,
- Instilled,
- unrectifiable,
- traditional,
- sinful,
- well-established,
- intrinsic,
- uncontrollable,
- remaining,
- continual,
- Longeval,
- faithful,
- naughty,
- addiction,
- steadfast,
- Chronical,
- rooted,
- Sempervirent,
- vital,
- indelibly impressed,
- hackneyed,
- Moored,
- inflexible,
- Inculcated,
- imprinted,
- impregnate,
- stabilized,
- embossed,
- recognized,
- intractable,
- staunch,
- tried and true,
- time-honored,
- worshipful,
- deep-dyed,
- old-line,
- inculcate,
- stand pat,
- in the grain,
- bad habit.
Antonyms for Inveterate:
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adj.
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long-standing, established
short-lived.
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Other antonyms:
interim, unused, momentary, intermittent, temporary, fleeting, occasional, transient, impermanent, unaccustomed, brief, unusual, ephemeral, short-term, provisional.
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long-standing, established
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Other antonyms:
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n.
casual.
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n.