1. To apply or expose in practice till use gives little or no inconvenience; to habituate; to accustom.

2. To pass in use; to take or have effect; to serve to the use or benefit of.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• ingry,
• inary,
• enufe,
• inute,
• injur,
• ingore,
• inqury,
• imore,
• unure,
• iwere,
• nuro,
• indore,
• incure,
• inusre,
• naure,
• minure,
• igure,
• enture,
• fingure,
• inccure

• insure,
• endure,
• infer,
• injury,
• ensure,
• inhere,
• injure,
• inquire,
• inner,
• unsure,
• INR,
• ignore.

The adverb form of "inure" is "inuringly".

The adjective form of the word "inure" is "inured".

The plural form of the word "inure" is "inures"

The singular form of the word "inure" is "inurement"