Inveterate – Having a habit, activity or interest that is long established and unlikely to change
(Pronounced in-vet-uhr-ut)
To remember the definition of the word inveterate, use the following mnemonic:
In the veterans' state (inveterate), they welcomed them home in the long-established way that was their habit, with balloons, bunting and a party.
Examples of inveterate in a sentence
Although he was an inveterate peacemaker, he did not function well in his job as a mediator.
Since I am an inveterate sceptic, there is very little I will believe without proof.
Because she was an inveterate traveller, it seemed as though she lived at the airport.



