Inured

The teacher inured the students to the rigors of exams by giving regular quizzes.

The survival expert inured the group to the challenges of living in the wilderness.

The coach inured the team to the grueling practice sessions.

The police officer inured the K-9 unit to dangerous and high-stress situations.

The guide inured the hikers to the rough terrain and steep inclines.

The athlete inured himself to the pain of training by pushing himself harder.

The farmers were inured to the hard physical labor and long hours.

The inured soldiers marched through the harsh terrain without showing any signs of fatigue.

The trainer inured the boxer to the punches he would receive in the ring.

The students have become inured to the rigorous academic schedule.

She was inured to the pain of running long distances.

The athlete's body was inured to the rigorous training regimen he underwent.

The doctor inured herself to the emotional toll of her job by seeking support from colleagues.

The football players had inured themselves to physical pain and injuries.

The instructor inured the divers to the risks and challenges of deep sea diving.

The inured climber fearlessly scaled the treacherous mountain peak.

The trauma surgeon is inured to the sight of blood.

The sailor has become inured to the rough seas.

As a soldier, he quickly became inured to the violence and chaos of war.

The biologist was inured to the sight of blood and gore after conducting many dissections.

The weather-beaten sailor had an inured outlook towards rough seas.

The writer was inured to rejection from publishers.

The inured paramedic provided medical care with unwavering professionalism in the midst of chaos.

The supervisor inured the workers to the challenging tasks of the job.

The inured worker continued to work tirelessly despite the hazardous environment.

The students were inured to the strict rules of the boarding school.

The inured surgeon remained calm and focused during the high-pressure surgery.

He was inured to the cold after spending many winters in Alaska.

The farmer was inured to the hard work required to tend to his crops.

His inured fingers could play the guitar even after playing for hours.

The inured skin on his hands could handle the heat of the fire without gloves.

The fisherman was inured to the smell of fish.

He inured himself to the long working hours by taking short breaks.

They inured themselves to the noise of the city by living there for many years.

After a few days in the wilderness, they became inured to the discomforts of sleeping on the hard ground.

He inured himself to the rejection of job applications by applying to many positions.

They inured themselves to the challenges of parenting by seeking advice from experienced parents.

The inured driver navigated the city streets with confidence.

He was inured to the physical demands of his job.

The pilot inured the co-pilot to the stress of flying in adverse weather conditions.

The musician inured the band members to the long hours of practice and performance.

The conductor inured the musicians to the long hours of rehearsal before the performance.

The foreman inured the workers to the dangers of working with heavy machinery.

The soldier was inured to long marches and heavy backpacks.