Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

entrenched-pattern

Noun

/ɪnˈtrɛncht ˈpætərn/

Definition

A deeply established or ingrained method or way of doing something that is difficult to change.

Examples

The entrenched-pattern of communication in the organization made it hard to introduce new ideas.
Despite the entrenched-pattern of the educational system, innovative teaching methods are slowly being adopted.
Breaking away from the entrenched-pattern of consumer habits requires significant effort from marketers.

Meaning

The term refers to patterns of behavior, thinking, or practice that have been firmly set in place, often due to long-standing traditions or practices.