Antonyms for deepseated

Grammar : Adj

Spell : deep-see-tid

Phonetic Transcription : ˈdipˈsi tɪd

Definition of deepseated

Origin : 1741, "having its seat far below the surface;" see seat (v.). Figurative use is from 1847.

As in inborn/inbred : adj coming from birth; natural
As in ingrained : adj deep-rooted
As in inherent : adj basic, hereditary
As in innate : adj inherited, native
As in inner : adj mental, private
As in intimate : adj private, personal
As in intrinsic : adj basic, inborn
As in inveterate : adj long-standing, established
As in profound : adj intense; emotional
As in radical : adj fundamental, basic
As in inborn : adj natural
As in born : adj innate
As in built-in : adj included
As in embedded : adj entrenched
As in inbred : adj produced by inbreeding
As in chronic : adj incessant, never-ending
As in habituated : adj chronic
As in hard-shell : adj confirmed
As in ineradicable : adj confirmed
As in irradicable : adj confirmed
As in lingering : adj chronic
As in protracted : adj chronic
As in confirmed : adj habitual; rooted
As in constitutional : adj inherent
As in deep : adj extending very far, usually down
As in deep-seated : adj ingrained
As in dyed-in-the-wool : adj deep-rooted
As in essential : adj basic, fundamental
As in gut : adj intuitive

Example sentences :

Arne Copeland turned wary again; he had never lost entirely the deepseated notion that Brinker might cause him misfortune.
Extract from : « Comet's Burial » by Raymond Zinke Gallun

The lymphatic glands, especially the deepseated ones, are as a rule more or less swelled.
Extract from : « Prof. Koch's Method to Cure Tuberculosis Popularly Treated » by Max Birnbaum

Deepseated in his nature was a reverence for the hidden springs of thought, action, and belief.
Extract from : « Outspoken Essays » by William Ralph Inge

Synonyms for deepseated

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