deepseated's Usage Examples:

atmosphere of the small-town Irish pub with its apparent bonhomie disguising deepseated pain and tensions with consummate skill.

perception of the world as unfolding in time captures one of the most deepseated properties of the universe.

The novel seems to give vent to Fienburgh's deepseated concerns about corruption in politics.

He voiced deepseated concerns about Soviet expansionism for the first time in a lengthy memorandum.

Holmes disagreed: The liability of West Virginia is a deepseated equity, not discharged by changes in the form of the debt, nor split up.

Like their Etruscan neighbours, the Romans held a deepseated notion that the individual soul survived death.