entrenchment

• Sustantivo que denota la acción o estado de establecer algo de manera firme y segura, a menudo de forma que resulte difícil de cambiar, como una posición, un derecho o una práctica.

A noun referring to the act or state of establishing something firmly and securely, often in a way that is difficult to change, such as a position, right, or practice.

1. Military fortificationC1formal

   The act of digging a trench or building a defensive position, especially in warfare.

   Atrincheramiento

   • The soldiers began the entrenchment of their position before dawn.
   • The general ordered the entrenchment of the entire battalion.
   • Historical entrenchment systems can still be seen in some battlefields.

   Sinónimosbulwarkearthworkfortificationrampartredoubttrench

2. Establishment of a belief or practiceC1formal

   The process of making an attitude, habit, or belief deeply established and difficult to change.

   arraigo

   • The entrenchment of corruption in the government is a serious problem.
   • Cultural entrenchment of certain traditions can resist modernization.
   • The entrenchment of these policies has made reform very challenging.

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