Meaning of Invétérer – French Verb
Invétérer means to become ingrained or deeply rooted in something.
Examples of invétérer in Every Day Usage
- Ils ont invétéré leur habitude de prendre un café tous les matins. (They have ingrained the habit of having coffee every morning.)
- Elle a essayé de se débarrasser de son addiction, mais elle était invétérée. (She tried to get rid of her addiction, but it was deeply rooted.)
- Les enfants ont invétéré leur amour pour les bonbons. (The children have entrenched their love for candy.)
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