GRE Vocab Word of the Day: Inured | Manhattan Prep

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Today’s GRE vocab word of the day is inured. GRE instructor Cat Powell will teach you what it means and how to use it!

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[The_Aawara_pahadi]

i am inured to watch these guys. thanku guys

[karimdinani]

I am inured to the train running late every day.

[SuccessforLifester]

I am inured to wearing mask in the midst of Covid 19 Pandemic.

[Aemilindore]

P.s I don't know about others but i totally love you!

[MrRobin]

To be accustomed to something unpleasant

[jojoquigley]

I'm inured to trump's petulant behavior. I ignore him and change the channel when he's on TV.

I'm inured to the pandemic routine of masks, social distancing, and hand washing.

Some people become inured to their spouse's snoring.

[Nooneonearth.]

I got in-ur-ed for watching your boring presentation. PS.-just a sentence. Not this tutor.