inbreaking
- noun
- /ˈɪnˌbreɪkɪŋ/
- After a week of inbreaking, my hiking boots fit perfectly.
Examples
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Proper inbreaking of sports equipment can help prevent injuries and improve performance.
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He spent the weekend focused on the inbreaking of his new leather gloves.
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The inbreaking of her new boots lasted several days until they felt comfortable.
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The inbreaking of the new shoes made them much more comfortable.
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After wearing them for a few days, the inbreaking of my new shoes made them feel much more comfortable.
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He understood that proper inbreaking of his new running shoes was essential to avoid blisters.
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The inbreaking of my new hiking boots allowed them to mold perfectly to my feet over time.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word inbreaking comes from in- 'into' and break 'to make ready by use', just like when you 'break in' a new pair of shoes by wearing them until they fit. So it means the process of making new boots or equipment comfortable to use.