Multiple choice softskills leadership

inveterate

  1. deep-rooted

  2. slight difference in degree

  3. stir up

  4. revive

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Inveterate means "long-established and deeply ingrained." A habit, belief, or feeling that is inveterate has been present for a long time and is difficult to change - like an inveterate liar (someone who has been lying for so long it's become their nature). Option A correctly captures this sense of being deep-rooted or habitual.