Definition of "enured" [enured]

• Made tough by habitual exposure (adjective)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "It's not so much that you get enured to the dangers as much as you realize, once you're on the scene, that no place is as dangerous as it seems from afar."
• "In other words, a lot of white folks will not even blink twice at this kind of negative iconography because they are enured to it by their racist culture."
• "In a state of utter constraint, to appear natural is, however, an effort too difficult to be long sustained; and neither precept, example, nor disposition, have enured my poor child to the performance of any studied part."