Deep-seated
deep-seated (adjective) - very strong, intense, and difficult to removedeep-seated mistrust
a deep-seated split
the deep-seated split in her government over Britain's role in the war
the deep-seated and persistent interest which human beings have in the fantastic, the irrational, the spontaneous, the marvellous, the enigmatic, and the dreamlike
deep-seated problems
deep-seated issues
these are old issues that have deep-seated feelings on both sides
deep-seated fears have arisen
deep-seated paranoia
deep-seated anger
dee-seated hatreds
How they expect us to rewire such deep-seated hatreds in a man is beyond me
deep-seated antagonisms
deep-seated sentiments
a deep-seated distrust of police
this sentiment is really deep-seated
sneering anger and deep-seated cynicism
deep-seated reluctance to play second fiddle
the deep-seated brain patterns that make you you, rather than someone else
the thesis that the British have a deep-seated reverence for war
some deep-seated something that prevented him from living the normal life of wife and kids and family
a deep-seated fear of weight gain
harboring some deep-seated bias
That unhappiness is deep-seated.
deconstruct the long-term pain of deep-seated personal and cultural trauma
a deep-seated dimension of one's personality
the deep-seated cultural bias favoring the termination of unwanted pregnancies
deep-seated fears of political Islam among wide swaths of Turkish society
Most took deep-seated pride in our ability to live at the village level.
he was also aware of some deep-seated assumptions, a carryover from the community's history
approved a document barring men with what the Church calls " deep-seated homosexual tendencies " from becoming priests
a deep-seated weariness and the subsequent succession of deaths transformed him
a deep-seated obstinacy of temper
our deep-seated anxiety over attachment and separation
deep-seated attitudes
