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Last update: April 10, 2017
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All the evidence points to him being an inveterate gambler, who throws the dice on every possible occasion. [adverb]
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Because Janet was an inveterate traveler, it seemed as though she lived at the airport. [adjective]
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She is an inveterate musician. [adjective]
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His inveterated behaviour brought his downfall. [adjective]
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He passed the groups of dead with a steadiness of purpose, and an eye so calm, that nothing but long and inveterate practise could enable him to maintain. [adjective]
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My temper is not quite so inflexible, nor my hate against government so inveterate, as to blind me to the full danger of the attempt. [adjective]
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It revived my utmost indignation to find that she was still pursued by this fellow, and I felt inveterate against him. [adjective]
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"It might be explained by our inveterate impracticality." [Please select]
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He had the instinctive secretiveness of the inveterate criminal. [Please select]
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Jack smoked too, but he was not so inveterate as Peterkin. [Please select]
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