inured

• And many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it. —  WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
• Yep and I say every citizen how is inured, loses their job, to an illegal, or Obama's shameless ille ... —  One Old Vet
• So inured was he to cold and fatigue, that he slept in the open air on a bed of straw, covered only with his cloak, while his soldiers dropped down dead at their posts from cold. —  A Modern History, From the Time of Luther to the Fall of Napoleon For the Use of Schools and Colleges
• Neither yearns my heart So feelingly (though that desiring too To see once more my parents and my home As to behold Ulysses yet again Ah stranger; absent as he is, his name Fills me with rev'rence, for he lov'd me much Cared for me much, and, though we meet no more Holds still an elder brother's part in me 180 Him answer'd, then, the Hero toil-inured My friend! —  The Odyssey of Homer
• The Hero toil-inured Drew to his bosom close his fainting sire Who, breath recov'ring, and his scatter'd pow'rs Of intellect, at length thus spake aloud Ye Gods! —  The Odyssey of Homer

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