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Meanings of instill in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "impress"
Examples for "impress"
1
Analysts say Pakistani groups hoping for patronage want to impress Islamic State.
2
A paper round and an Olympic gold impress no one, he said.
3
This is food for thought if you want to impress someone special.
4
Analysts said the military offensive was probably timed to impress Mr Bush.
5
The works of the great painters bear the impress of the Church.
1
A threadbare ingrain carpet covered the floor of the front room.
2
I never have an ingrain carpet in my house,-noteven on the chambers.
3
Three-ply or ingrain carpets can be steamed and ironed without removing the tacks.
4
Moreover, melodies tend to ingrain themselves in the listener's mind.
5
The ingrain loyalty of all his years was his again.
Usage of instill in anglès
1
Esther Wojcicki knows exactly how to instill these values in our children.
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The online events include; workshops, conservation and innovation talks to instill optimism.
3
Repression has so far failed to instill crushing fear into the population.
4
It remained to be seen whether it would instill fear or outrage.
5
He will instill in the hearts the love of His loved ones.
6
Historically, part of that teaching included begging for food to instill humility.
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If they'd intended to instill fear by their actions, then they'd succeeded.
8
In order to sell the toothpaste you will have to instill fear.
9
You can instill discipline but you can't manufacture genuine fear and urgency.
10
Now is the time to instill the privacy habit in your kids.
11
So I want to instill some rock-solid, absolute morals in my son.
12
I hope to somehow instill a similar, encouraging voice in my own children.
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There it was, that single, plain-spoken word with the power to instill terror.
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EBONY.com: Did you intentionally instill that same love of activism into your children?
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This, Seif said, was how the authorities tried to instill fear.
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These images instill a sense of vindication and a happy ending.
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Translations for instill
portuguès
Instill through the time
Instill across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common