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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are engrained in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is deeply embedded or firmly established within a person, culture, or system.
Example: "The values of honesty and integrity are engrained in our company culture, guiding our decisions and actions every day."
Alternatives: "are ingrained in" or "are embedded in".
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Its morals and songs are engrained in my soul, so Salzburg is my frothy mecca.
The best parts of that match are engrained in football legend, not least Alfredo Di Stéfano's omnipresence on a hard, uneven pitch across which the ball bumped and bounced capriciously.
These habits are engrained in entrepreneurs' thoughts and actions, long before they ever meet an investor; and they're habits that anyone can embrace.
His repetitive lessons of low fees, broad diversification, and Stay the Course! are engrained in the minds of "Bogleheads" near and far and have made their way into every personal finance book published in the past two decades.
Even if you've been through it yourself, some things are engrained in us, like thinner = better.
These messages are engrained in our subconscious like a computer virus.
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But humiliations were engrained in daily existence in countless ways.
It's engrained in the vocabulary of everyday life.
This has been engrained in politicians for a decade.
The stereotyping wasn't just his; it was engrained in the culture, a chronic condition.
Proprietary algorithms provide a competitive edge, so secrecy is engrained in the culture.
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