deep-seeded

An incorrect expression for "firmly established" or "deeply ingrained."

Seeded is a synonym for "impregnated." Therefore, deep-seeded means "deeply impregnated."

Marcus was deep-seeded by a well-hung fellow named Bubba in the prison shower.

by WarOnPoorGrammar May 4, 2013

deep-seeded

The correct phrase, often confused with the mistaken similar form of "deep-seated", referring to an issue that has been long-borne inside of a person's spirit or soul and which may have serious recurrent consequences or impact upon their life.

Tallulah's deep-seeded fears that her nose made her look like a dog were never to be relieved.

by Sabrina Pruitt January 9, 2009

DEEP-SEEDED

The Word Said/Used When Most People Really Mean to Say DEEP-SEATED, Same Meaning We Just All Say It Wrong Cuz Thats What It Should Be...
Meaning DEEPLY INGRAINED or DEEPLY FELT...

She Had Very DEEP-SEEDED Feelings and Traditions When It Came to How She Felt About Marriage...

by KEVIN-27-YEARS May 29, 2024

deepseeked

When you get outperformed / one upped by a smarter Chinese person.

"Man, I thought I had that bug figured out, but my coworker Jing just Deepseeked me."

"I thought I was the best at negotiating deals, but this Chinese auntie just Deepseeked me at the flea market and got a 50% discount."

by sino-badboi January 31, 2025

Deepseeked

When a new unexpected catalyst ruins something due to it outperforming the competitor or doing something exceptional.

Especially when it took less resources and effort to do so.

Derrick: What happened at your basketball game? Isn’t that team in last place?

Erwin: They just signed a star player and he carried the whole team. We got deepseeked.

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Ed: What did you get on the final? I passed with a C.

Peter: I did well and got a B. But that one special ed kid deepseeked us and got an A+.

by Imqgine February 3, 2025