Meaning ofentrenchin English

Verb

1. to dig or create trenches; for defense (or other purposes)
   The soldiers were ordered to entrench themselves behind the hill for protection.
2. to strongly establish a position; in business or politics
   The company has managed to entrench itself as a leader in the tech industry.
3. to become deeply absorbed; in one's beliefs (despite evidence)
4. to firmly settle into a mindset; refusing alternative views
   The community has entrenched itself in traditional practices, resisting new ideas.