Ingrain
verb
To firmly establish a belief, habit, or idea in a person's mind.
These lessons ingrained a strong work ethic in the children.

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ingrain in memory,ingrain into culture,ingrain deeply
verb
To fix something firmly in a particular place or context.
The artist tried to ingrain her ideas into the fabric of the community.

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ingrain permanently,ingrain in practice,ingrain within society
verb
To firmly establish a belief, habit, or idea in a person's mind.
These lessons ingrained a strong work ethic in the children.

Usage tips
Neutral
ingrain in memory,ingrain into culture,ingrain deeply
verb
To fix something firmly in a particular place or context.
The artist tried to ingrain her ideas into the fabric of the community.

Usage tips
Neutral
ingrain permanently,ingrain in practice,ingrain within society
Definition 1 of 2

Establishment
To ingrain something is to make it a fundamental part of someone's character.
The rigorous training program helped ingrained discipline into the athletes.
Cultural significance
The traditions that are ingrained in a community often shape its identity.
Many cultures have ingrained practices that tell their history.
Emotional connection
When values are ingrained, they can evoke strong feelings related to identity and belonging.
The ingrained sense of duty made him proud of his heritage.
Establishment
To ingrain something is to make it a fundamental part of someone's character.
The rigorous training program helped ingrained discipline into the athletes.
Cultural significance
The traditions that are ingrained in a community often shape its identity.
Many cultures have ingrained practices that tell their history.
Emotional connection
When values are ingrained, they can evoke strong feelings related to identity and belonging.
The ingrained sense of duty made him proud of his heritage.
Establishment
To ingrain something is to make it a fundamental part of someone's character.
The rigorous training program helped ingrained discipline into the athletes.
Cultural significance
The traditions that are ingrained in a community often shape its identity.
Many cultures have ingrained practices that tell their history.
Emotional connection
When values are ingrained, they can evoke strong feelings related to identity and belonging.
The ingrained sense of duty made him proud of his heritage.
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