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Meaning of Deep-Seated
The primary meaning of the word "Deep-Seated" refers to a feeling, idea, or attitude that is firmly established in someone's mind or character.
Definitions
- Firmly established in someone's mind or character, and therefore difficult to change
- (Of a feeling or idea) strongly felt and firmly established, although not always openly expressed
- (Of a problem or issue) long-standing and deeply ingrained, and therefore difficult to solve or overcome
Etymology of Deep-Seated
The word "Deep-Seated" has its roots in the idea of something being deeply embedded or firmly established, with "deep" implying a strong or profound presence, and "seated" suggesting a sense of being firmly fixed or established.
The term originated in the mid-17th century, with "deep" coming from Old English "dēop" and "seated" coming from Old English "sētan", meaning to sit or be placed.
Example Uses
- She has a deep-seated fear of spiders that she has never been able to overcome.
- He has a deep-seated resentment towards his brother that stems from their childhood.
- The company has a deep-seated commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.