inure to

inure someone or something to something

to accustom someone to someone or something. We wanted to inure you to this kind of problem, but here it is and you must face it. The coach inured the team to the thought of losing. She had long ago inured herself to criticism of this type.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Carlotta	[ka:'lɔtə]
Lacey	LAY-see	English
Kizzy	KIZ-ee	English
Yocheved	-	Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Glyndwr	-	Welsh
Helene	he-LEN (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish), he-LE-nu (German)	Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Ancient Greek, Greek Mythology