Thesaurus / deep-seated

deep-seated

How to use deep-seated in a sentence

And there is every excuse for her deep-seated prepossessions against her brother Bernard's family.

ROBIN REDBREASTMARY LOUISA MOLESWORTH

The casual or even systematic visits of mere merchants will not account for integral deep-seated identities.

Three—the superficial, the deep-seated, and the papillomatous.

Most earthquakes are due to movements that are entirely deep-seated.

This passion for dress and jewellery soon became deep-seated; were she only well dressed, what could she not achieve.

Apart from all this, however, the antagonism revealed in their mutual relations was not deep-seated, but in reality superficial.

The causes of the change in public opinion, of which this was to be the beginning, are too deep-seated to be discussed here.

The poet looked at him long and silently out of his deep-seated, piercing eyes.

You do not know the mother's deep-seated prejudices, nor yet of what trouble lies like a shadow on Ren's life.

THE RED CITYS. WEIR MITCHELL

Like most old headquarters reporters, La Farge had his deep-seated prejudices.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985