inuring (Meaning)

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inuring (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Inure

The rigorous training program was aimed at inuring recruits to the demands of military life.
Regular exercise helps inuring the body to physical stress and strain.
Growing up in a chaotic household was a form of inuring her to unpredictable situations.
Exposure to diverse cultures while traveling was instrumental in inuring him to different customs and traditions.
The harsh criticism he received from his peers was slowly inuring him to the sting of rejection.
Living in a bustling city was inuring her to the constant noise and activity of urban life.
The repeated failures he faced were inuring him to setbacks, making him more resilient over time.
Immersion in challenging academic coursework was inuring her to the rigors of intellectual pursuit.
The grueling schedule of medical school was inuring him to long hours and sleep deprivation.
The extreme weather conditions in the region were inuring the residents to the unpredictability of nature.

of Inure

strengthening, hardening, seasoning, adapting, toughening, adjusting, reinforcing, indurating, bracing, steeling

softening, softening, weakening, exhausting, weakening, exhausting, sapping, crippling, sapping, crippling

The rigorous training program was aimed at inuring recruits to the demands of military life.

Regular exercise helps inuring the body to physical stress and strain.

Growing up in a chaotic household was a form of inuring her to unpredictable situations.

Exposure to diverse cultures while traveling was instrumental in inuring him to different customs and traditions.