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inveterate
adjective as in long-standing, established
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They peg him as an inveterate showman who is less interested in Russia and China than dioramas of the new White House ballroom or a Triumphal Arch near the Lincoln Memorial.
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Fortunately for avid bibliophiles, Harper Lee was an inveterate pack rat.
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Dustin is an inveterate miscreant who blows town for the Army.
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When we meet him in Season 1, Gi-hun is down and out, an inveterate gambler.
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The president is having a mental breakdown in “Symphony of Rats,” a 1988 fever dream by the inveterate theatrical bad boy Richard Foreman.
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