existing in fact; real

truly existing, real

having or showing authority

recognized as true, valid

(of a disease or physical condition) continuing for a long time

incessant, never-ending

in agreement with, according to, custom

usual, established

(of words, ways of speaking or writing) used in situations when one must be particularly polite, impersonal, well-educated, traditional etc to give a good impression

established, orderly

regular, usual; having a habit mentioned

usual, established

(of habits, tendencies etc) deeply fixed; going deep

deep-rooted

decided and fixed; (of opinions, habits etc) fixed and not to be changed; unmoving; a group of games (in tennis etc); a group of similar things; the position (of the body, clothes etc)

decided

to make (a person) make a solemn promise

avowed

of swear; determined (and well-known)

avowed

not subtle

clear

genuine and acceptable because made or done with the correct formalities; that can be legally used; (of arguments, reasons etc) acceptable

right, genuine