inurement (Meaning)

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inurement (n.)

Use; practice; discipline; habit; custom.

Through constant exposure to hardship, the soldiers experienced a gradual inurement to the rigors of military life.
The inurement to stress and pressure in high-pressure jobs often comes at the cost of personal well-being.
Years of living in poverty led to the family's inurement to financial instability.
The inurement to harsh climates enabled the indigenous people to thrive in inhospitable environments.
The inurement to criticism allowed the artist to persist in pursuing his creative vision despite detractors.
Inurement to long hours at the office can negatively impact work-life balance and overall health.
The inurement to injustice and corruption erodes societal trust in institutions over time.
The inurement to constant noise pollution made it difficult for residents to find peace and quiet in the city.
The inurement to failure can sometimes lead individuals to develop resilience and perseverance.
The inurement to bureaucratic red tape frustrates many citizens who navigate complex government systems.

Use; practice; discipline; habit; custom.

strengthen, harden, bolster,fortify, steel, reinforce, indurate, adapt, toughen, adjust

soften, weaken, exhaust, weaken,soften, exhaust, enervate, incapacitate, cripple, enfeeble

Through constant exposure to hardship, the soldiers experienced a gradual inurement to the rigors of military life.

The inurement to stress and pressure in high-pressure jobs often comes at the cost of personal well-being.

Years of living in poverty led to the family's inurement to financial instability.

The inurement to harsh climates enabled the indigenous people to thrive in inhospitable environments.