Usage of "so ingrained"

Aún no tenemos significados para "so ingrained".

Uso de so ingrained en inglés

That the instinct to violence is so ingrained it can't be overcome? 
 Seven Surrenders 

They are also of the modern generation with habits not so ingrained. 
 Radio NZ 

There are many reasons why In Cold Blood has become so ingrained. 
 The Guardian 

Perhaps because it is hard to break a habit so ingrained. 
 The Irish Times 

Or it's just so ingrained in him to do cheap stuff. 
 News.com.au 

With football so ingrained in the town, a trial of its players proved difficult. 
 Reuters 

And it's now so ingrained in the system, we don't even think about it. 
 The new yorker 

How did the habit of not voting become so ingrained? 
 The Guardian 

And yet, so ingrained was his habit of discussion, that he promptly went on: 
 The Freelands 

You know, their habits are so ingrained, she said. 
 Radio NZ 

There's a rule in the world of blockchains so ingrained that some call it folklore. 
 Wired 

They are so ingrained in our everyday life and the way we socialize, that . 
 Ebony 

Renae might not even be fully aware of this because homophobia is so ingrained in society. 
 Ebony 

What had begun as a defence mechanism had become a habit so ingrained that it was insurmountable. 
 James Potter and the Morrigan Web 

The chieftain's self-confidence was so ingrained and deeply set that he could not doubt his own triumph. 
 The Phantom of the River 

Activists, however, said it would take more than court cases to end a practice that is so ingrained. 
 The Guardian 

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So ingrained a través del tiempo

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Estados Unidos de América

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Reino Unido

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Significados de so ingrained en inglés