inured

• Describe el estado de estar acostumbrado a algo, especialmente desagradable, hasta el punto de que ya no causa una reacción fuerte.

Describes a state of being accustomed to something, especially something unpleasant, to the point where it no longer causes a strong reaction.

1. Accustomed to hardshipC2formal

   Having become used to something unpleasant, difficult, or painful, so that it no longer has a strong effect.

   acostumbrado a las dificultades

   • The soldiers were inured to the harsh conditions of the battlefield.
   • After years of working in the cold, he became inured to the freezing temperatures.
   • She was inured to criticism after a long career in journalism.

   Sinónimosaccustomedcase-hardenedhardenedseasonedtoughened

   Antónimossensitivesoftunaccustomed

• Verbo que significa acostumbrarse a algo desagradable, generalmente como resultado de una exposición prolongada o repetida.

A verb meaning to become accustomed to something unpleasant, typically through prolonged exposure.

1. Become accustomed to something unpleasantC2formal

   To become hardened or habituated to something difficult, painful, or unpleasant through repeated exposure.

   Acostumbrarse a algo desagradable

   • The soldiers became inured to the harsh conditions of war.
   • Living in a noisy city, she grew inured to the constant traffic sounds.
   • He was inured to criticism after years of working as a journalist.

   Sinónimosacclimatizeaccustomconditiondesensitizefamiliarizehabituatehardentoughen

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