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Meanings of ingrained part in English

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Usage of ingrained part in English
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What matters is that writing becomes an ingrained part of your day.
Wired
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Devotion to the monarch is an ingrained part of Thai culture that deepened during Bhumibol's 70-year reign.
Reuters
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Perhaps skiing was such an ingrained part of Roaring Fork culture that the lifts and snow-grooming equipment simply never stopped operating.
White fire
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He missed talking to her about his work, something that had started long ago and had become an ingrained part of their marriage.
Wild Storm
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I had gotten used to not hearing the constant buzzing and ringing that has become such an ingrained part of our modern society.
Somewhere inside
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And polling has become such an ingrained part of politics in the US and elsewhere that nothing moves without that data to back it up.
The Irish Times
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He liked everything about her, but some deeply ingrained part of him still felt as if it was a matter of principle to back away.
Schild’s Ladder
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