engrained

[ en-greynd, en-greynd ]

adjective

1. ingrained.

Other Words From

• en·grain·ed·ly [en-, grey, -nid-lee, -, greynd, -], adverb

Example Sentences

Taylor-Serrano was the pinnacle of the sport, as good as it gets, but we were soon dragged into the circus that appears now engrained in modern boxing.

From BBC

"It's now become engrained that music is a universal language, it's one of those things that binds us together regardless of what type of human being you are," she said.

From BBC

It is also a political party with representation in parliament, and a social movement, engrained in Lebanese society, with significant support.

From BBC

It’s a number engrained on the brains of everyone in that town.

From BBC

But this has also been a bit of a different process making a show in a sport in which team-first has been engrained forever.

From Seattle Times