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ingrained in Italian

ingrained in Italian is incallito, inveterato — ingrained means deeply fixed or established, especially a habit, belief, or attitude.

ingrained in Italian

incallito
adj
inveterato
adj

What does "ingrained" mean?

  1. adj Deeply fixed or established, especially a habit, belief, or attitude.
    "Punctuality was ingrained in her from childhood."
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ingrained in a sentence

  • Punctuality was ingrained in her from childhood.
  • These are deeply ingrained cultural traditions.

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What is "ingrained" in Italian?

"ingrained" in Italian is incallito, inveterato. ingrained means: Deeply fixed or established, especially a habit, belief, or attitude.

How do you use "ingrained" in a sentence?

Example: "Punctuality was ingrained in her from childhood." In Italian, "ingrained" is incallito, inveterato.

Are there other ways to say "ingrained" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "ingrained": incallito, inveterato.

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