Verb:

ముంచుటకు, వా డు,

engrain's Usage Examples:

the city and the dances of the Moors and Christians which are deeply engrained in the history of the city are performed to celebrate the event.

standards for the ideal beauty and skincare routine which have become engrained into Korean norms over time.

A mosaic unearthed in the Basilica also demonstrates how engrained its culture was later on with the early Byzantine Empire.

grandiosity, grandioso, grandity, grandmaster granum gran- grain degranulation, engrain, filigree, garner, garnet, grain, granary, grange, granger, granite, granivore.

socialism, Locke and other classical liberals believe that selfishness is engrained in human nature.

youths free girls, drinks, and entertainment at their dances, hoping to engrain a positive image of drug-dealing and gang membership to Rio youths.

the reason for seclusion practises was the "deeply engrained dread" of "menstruous blood".

House, the labourers were skilled in the use of wood, and helped Raymond engrain the texture of cedar onto the concrete.

Lean thinking practices Experience shows that adopting lean thinking requires abandoning deeply engrained mainstream management thought routines, and this is never easy.

cartoons, comic strips, and other mass media, that it has become deeply engrained into popular culture"s notion of sleep.

" In all of its publications, the magazine engrained its contents with “a Jewish political agenda as well as a feminist agenda.

the school is Christian, cultural and religious diversity are heavily engrained in the school"s ethos.

children at set times of the day is one option in developing countries to engrain hand washing in children"s behaviors.