ingrained

[in-greynd]

ingrained Definition

  • 1firmly fixed or established; difficult to change
  • 2penetrating deeply, especially into the pores of a substance

Using ingrained: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ingrained" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    His ingrained habit of smoking made it hard for him to quit.

  • Example

    The dirt was so ingrained in the carpet that it was impossible to remove.

  • Example

    Prejudice can be ingrained in a society for generations.

ingrained Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ingrained

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Summary: ingrained in Brief

The term 'ingrained' [in-greynd] describes something that is firmly fixed or established and difficult to change. It can also refer to something that penetrates deeply, especially into the pores of a substance. Examples include 'His ingrained habit of smoking made it hard for him to quit' and 'Prejudice can be ingrained in a society for generations.' Synonyms include 'deep-seated,' 'entrenched,' and 'rooted.'