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Definition of engrained - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
stabilityUK firmly fixed or establishedUK
- The tradition is deeply engrained in their culture.
2.
psychologyUS deeply embedded in a person's mindUS
- The values were engrained in him from a young age.
Origin of engrained
Latin, in- (in) + granum (grain)
Examples of engrained in a sentence
The belief is engrained in their community. Those principles are engrained in our culture. The lessons were engrained in her memory.
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- French:ancré, ...
- German:verwurzelt, verankert, ...
- Italian:radicato, impresso, ...
- Spanish:arraigado, inculcado, ...
- Portuguese:enraizado, ...
- Chinese:根深蒂固的, 深植于心的, ...
- Japanese:根付いた, 深く根付いている, ...
- Arabic:مُتَجَذِّر, مُتَرَسِّخ, ...
- Hebrew:מְשׁוֹרָשׁ, מוּטְמָע, ...
- Russian:укорененный, внедренный, ...
- Ukrainian:вкорінений, закарбований, ...
- Hindi:जमी हुई, अंतर्निहित, ...
Definition of engrain - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
psychologyDated US make a habit or belief deeply rootedDated US
- Parents engrain good manners in their children.
2.
craftsmanshipDated embed something deeply into a materialDated
- The dye will engrain into the fabric.
Origin of engrain
French, engrainer (to dye in grain)
Examples of engrain in a sentence
Society can engrain stereotypes over generations. The artist engrained the pattern into the wood. The craftsman engrained the design into the metal.
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- French:inculquer, incruster, ...
- German:verankern, einbetten, ...
- Italian:radicare, impregnare, ...
- Spanish:inculcar, incrustar, ...
- Portuguese:incutir, impregnar, ...
- Chinese:灌输, 嵌入, ...
- Japanese:根付かせる, 染み込む, ...
- Arabic:رَسَّخَ, تَشَرَّبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַטְמִיעַ, לְהַחְדִּיר, ...
- Russian:прививать, впитываться, ...
- Ukrainian:вкорінювати, в'їдатися, ...
- Hindi:जड़ बनाना, गहराई से समाना, ...
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