Definition & Meaning of "ingrain"

to ingrain

to deeply embed or engrave something into the natural texture or fabric of something else

to set a particular habit, belief, attitude, etc. in someone in a lasting manner

ingrain

(of a fabric) created by dyeing threads in different colors before the process of weaving or knitting

Ingrain

a quality that is deeply rooted and natural in a person or thing

materials such as yarn, fiber, etc. that are dyed before the process of manufacturing

Example

The artisan ingrained the fabric with a rich crimson dye.

The leather craftsman ingrained the leather with a deep mahogany dye.

The rug weaver ingrained the wool with natural dyes sourced from plants and minerals.

The pottery artist ingrained the clay with mineral pigments, resulting in pottery with a rich and earthy tone.

The concept of providence is deeply ingrained in the religious worldview, emphasizing trust in God's plan and wisdom.

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