Bloggle 3
Have you grown used to accepting things that are undesirable? Have you toughened yourself to something? Out here, just to the left of the middle of nowhere, there’s a lack of a selection of great beers. I deplore this, yet I’ve become habituated to it. Journalists cover violence and mayhem and they grow accustomed to it. Children living in war zones grow up knowing nothing else; they are used to it.
Here’s the word that applies to the above, scrambled of course:
U R I N E
Sorry, I just couldn’t resist scrambling it this way. When you’ve figured it out, click “More” to see if you’re right.
The word is: inure. Here’s the definition, according to Merriam Webster Online:
- to accustom to accept something undesirable <children inured to violence>
- intransitive verb : to become of advantage <policies that inure to the benefit of employees>
This blog entry shall inure to your vocabulary.
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Given the context of this entry, you could have scrambled that word like this: Coors. (I know, the letters don’t really unscramble completely right, but it and the original scramble are synonyms.)