in·vet·er·ate [ɪnˈvetərət] ΕΠΊΘ προσδιορ usu μειωτ
- inveterate custom, prejudice
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- inveterate bachelor
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- inveterate hatred
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- inveterate optimist
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- inveterate disease, prejudice
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Well-known at the racetrack, he was an inveterate gambler and had recently made significant losses.
en.wikipedia.org In addition to his career as a surgeon, he was also a champion golfer and inveterate practical joker.
en.wikipedia.org Only a professional student of analytics or an inveterate devotee of criminology can read it with any degree of unfeigned interest.
en.wikipedia.org He became an inveterate truant and his academics suffered tremendously.
en.wikipedia.org An inveterate card player, he gambled away much of its revenue.
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