ingrained

IPA: ɪngrˈeɪnd

adjective

  • Being an element; present in the essence of a thing
  • Fixed, established
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Examples of "ingrained" in Sentences

  • His love for the outdoors was ingrained in him from a young age, as he spent every weekend hiking and camping with his family
  • Despite countless therapy sessions, she found it difficult to change her ingrained habits of negative self-talk and self-doubt
  • The company's values of integrity and respect were ingrained in every employee, creating a positive and inclusive work environment
  • The smell of fresh baked bread always reminded him of his grandmother, as the comforting aroma was deeply ingrained in his memory
  • Growing up in a tight-knit community, the sense of loyalty and support among neighbors was ingrained in her upbringing and continued to shape her relationships as an adult

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