engrained
Meaning
of Engrain
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It’s just engrained their physiological archetype.
In order to ensure that his Bolivarian Revolution became socially engrained in Venezuela, Chávez discussed his wish to stand for re-election when his term ran out in 2013, and spoke of ruling beyond 2030.
After all, it is very engrained in our current tax system and in the grand scheme of things there are more important things to reform and take care of first.
Because a fear of undercooked chicken is as engrained in humans as fear of clowns and commitment, wannabe grillmasters tend to throw poultry on high heat until the pieces are bone dry.
It’s engrained in our personalities, and that’s what drives us.”
Now the wellness lifestyle is so engrained, not just in New York, but nationwide.