inveterate

For more than 70 years she has been an inveterate concertgoer.

To inveterate cold warriors on the right, the answers are no.

But because of inveterate habit, it does not always appear to be like this.

He learned from all of them and became an inveterate theatergoer.

Still another of these impressive old women was an inveterate inventor.

Stone showed an early interest in all things natural, and was an inveterate collector.

As an inveterate hiker, he might even have liked the idea.

I say this as a fairly inveterate pirate of some media.

She would have, except for the fact that he, like her father, was an inveterate gambler.

He wished, no doubt, to turn me from my inveterate habit.

The Japanese are the most inveterate information gatherers in the business world.

This was the time when music became not just a dream of childhood, but an inveterate intention.

The season just ended was especially rewarding for inveterate Met watchers.

Perhaps because of this she was an inveterate observer.

Whether she would risk falling for a man who was, without question, an inveterate lone wolf and bad boy.

From the first, the dashing young film star was an inveterate ladies' man.

What a pity that Jane was such an inveterate liar.

Inveterate renters of movies often swear they will never buy one.

At other times, the morality of a situation is considered unchanging and inveterate.

Silence was her inveterate response to things, even when it confused others and made them uncomfortable.

Something inveterate would prevent it, just as it had with me.

As an inveterate party animal, Rocky works long hours.

The second rule of the inveterate traveler: never pass a toilet without using it.

She had never done that-she was an inveterate door locker.

Hill was an inveterate inventor of equipment to help the stamp department.