Meanings of become ingrained in anglès

The American war fever, seen in civilian and military life, has become ingrained.

His action reflected a frustration that had become ingrained on the opposition benches.

The filth and dust of hard living have become ingrained in the lines of his face.

The habit has become ingrained over time.

Quite unconsciously to himself, his mother's code had become ingrained in the very fibre of his being.

She'd begun tasting his food as a warning to her mother; that habit too had become ingrained.

Viola has said the principles of West Point - duty, honor, country - are overwhelming and become ingrained.

I wanted to see how young you'd have to catch kids before their assumptions and preconceptions become ingrained.

It's often been referred to as South Africa's 'second national anthem' and has become ingrained in our country's sporting identity.

Five years after its passage, the Affordable Care Act has become ingrained in American life even as it remains politically divisive.

I've loved Lucas for so long that the love has become ingrained in me, it's a part of who I am.

Eventually crowds lined the roads to watch the man with the hop-step running gait that has since become ingrained in Canada's national psyche.

The habit of flouting the law - on speed limits, red lights, and so on - has become ingrained in the Irish motorist's character.

Williams has been in the game since the late '80s, so the grind of the entertainment business has become ingrained into who she is.

But old ways of thinking and acting become ingrained and so, ignoring the difference between the well-off and the poor survives, whatever slogans people use.

The more deeply the habit becomes ingrained the more automatic it becomes.