wedded
v. C1 Advanced US //ˈwɛdɪd// UK //wˈɛdɪd// wed·ded
v. to be very attached to an idea, a person, or a habit. You use this when someone cannot imagine changing their mind or their way of life.
v. to be firmly attached to a person, idea, or habit; to be closely associated with something. Often used in the passive voice to describe a state of being committed.
He is wedded to his old ways and refuses to change.
The politician is wedded to the old policy, even though the public clearly wants a new approach.
The philosopher argued that we are all wedded to our own cultural biases, making it nearly impossible to view the world from a truly objective perspective.