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Term: Inveterate

Description:

Inveterate, in its adjective form, refers to a habit, behavior, or feeling that is firmly established and unlikely to change. It describes a trait that is deeply ingrained or habitual.

As a verb, inveterate means to confirm, strengthen, or establish something firmly.

Examples:

Adjective:

1. Mary is an inveterate smoker, and it's been difficult for her to quit.

2. They are inveterate travelers; they can't stay in one place for too long.

Verb:

1. The historical evidence inveterates the belief that the event took place over a century ago.

2. He tried to inveterate his loyalty toward the company by working harder and exceeding expectations.

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