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Often used in the same context:
redound,
accrue,
engender,
deprive,
benefit,
reap,
disserve,
subrogated,
diminish,
indemnifies,
impute,
denude,
impoverish,
outweigh,
becloud,
tyrannize,
gainsaid,
derive,
insulate,
emasculates,
disempower,
derogates,
victimize,
impair,
negate,
perpetuate,
remunerate,
inflict,
vested,
harm,
countenanced,
outlives,
arrogate,
aggrandize,
suffer,
delude,
infer,
debilitate,
indebt,
coarsen,
inhere,
undermine,
advantaging,
erode,
ameliorated,
impede,
gulled,
entitle,
brutalize,
indebting,
interpose,
enfeeble,
estop,
afforded,
ascribe,
effectuate,
shielded,
fetter,
overweigh,
begrudge,
aggrieve,
inculpate,
includible,
abase,
aggrandise,
debase,
incur,
realize,
construe,
shortchange,
ipso facto,
transmute,
vitiate,
assure,
entrench,
misallocate,
enure,
beholding,
subjugates,
evince,
expiate,
mislead,
magnify,
perceive,
discountenanced,
tolerate,
ingratiated,
ravish,
expose,
intrusted,
oppress,
endanger,
embitter,
foists,
presume,
appall,
misinform,
destine,
distort,
precluding,
brutalise,
conduces,
acre,
believe,
get,
go,
investments,
shakespeare,
speak,
think,
8s,
accumulators,
acquire,
acres,
alan,
annie,
arnold,
asses,
attained,
augustine,
avail,
avails
More specific:
brace oneself for,
callous,
prepare for,
steel oneself against,
steel onself for
More general:
accustom,
habituate
Synonyms:
harden
Also try:
— Adjectives for inure:
wise,
long,
best,
net,
own
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