INURED

accustomed to accepting something undesirable

made tough by habitual exposure
SYN - enured, hardened
"Our successors...may be graver, more inured, and equable men."

"What I lack is an inured personality which - so essential to surviving love - is only gained through experience."

"Because he was so inured yet remained open-minded and thoughtful he made the perfect politician."

"He couldn't understand why she was so insensible to the pain that he was going through, until he thought about how inured she must have been becuase of her past."

"Brad is a total pussy who needs to face some real challenge and know the strength one can approach love with when one had been inured."

"Having been inured to the beatings, the slave's moans for help were now only a facade to prevent a different or more severe punishment."