deep-seated (Meaning)

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deep-seated (s)

(used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or held

No weak antonyms found.

His deep-seated fear of spiders dated back to a traumatic childhood experience.
The conflict between the two groups had deep-seated historical roots.
She struggled with deep-seated insecurities that affected her relationships and self-esteem.
Despite her efforts to appear calm, her deep-seated anxiety was evident in her trembling hands.
The therapist worked with him to address his deep-seated anger issues.
The company faced challenges due to deep-seated organizational problems that had been ignored for years.
The culture of corruption in the government was deep-seated and difficult to eradicate.
His deep-seated distrust of authority figures made it hard for him to follow rules.
The principles of democracy are deep-seated in the nation's constitution.
Overcoming deep-seated prejudices requires introspection and a willingness to change.

(used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or held

rooted,deep, entrenched, bred-in-the-bone, inveterate, confirmed,deep-rooted, inherent, chronic, hard-core

transient, brief, temporary, short-term, ephemeral, temporary, interim, interim, provisional, ephemeral

His deep-seated fear of spiders dated back to a traumatic childhood experience.

The conflict between the two groups had deep-seated historical roots.

She struggled with deep-seated insecurities that affected her relationships and self-esteem.

Despite her efforts to appear calm, her deep-seated anxiety was evident in her trembling hands.