1. becoming accustomed or hardened to something unpleasant through repeated exposure
Usage: present participle of 'enure'; also spelled 'inuring'
2. taking effect or becoming operative (of a law, rule, or benefit)
Usage: legal/formal usage; present participle of 'enure'

Examples

• Years of working in the emergency room were enuring her to the sight of blood.
• The soldiers were enuring themselves to the harsh desert conditions.
• The new tax benefits will be enuring to homeowners starting next year.
• Constant criticism was enuring him to negative feedback.
• The contract stipulates that the rights are enuring to the company upon signature.