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Meanings of inculcate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "infuse"
Examples for "infuse"
1
Pour in boiling water and allow to infuse for about 5 minutes.
2
It takes the human voice to infuse them with deeper meaning. 6.
3
Stir in the tea, leave to infuse for 30 minutes, then strain.
4
Cover and place in the fridge and allow the flavours to infuse.
5
Partly, because something of her own good cheer seemed to infuse them.
1
Esther Wojcicki knows exactly how to instill these values in our children.
2
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.
Usage of inculcate in English
1
Perhaps this sort of material might help to inculcate the sought-after qualities.
2
He again established a newspaper to inculcate free principles in the State.
3
He is very strong in his determination to inculcate a winning culture.
4
All those scriptures also that inculcate the duties of men become lost.
5
And as he practised poverty he had a right to inculcate it.
6
Now sacred writers employ reasons to inculcate things that are of faith.
7
He used therefore to inculcate upon me this steadiness, upon laudable convictions.
8
Many believe that schools should teach facts, parents should inculcate values.
9
It has always tried hard to inculcate a proper sense of civic responsibility.
10
The greatest trait of character you can inculcate in a child is self-reliance.
11
This Socrates was the first to inculcate, and Aristotle followed in his steps.
12
She wanted to inculcate in me her own spirit of self-sacrifice.
13
There is something more in these sympathies than philosophy can inculcate.
14
To inculcate a sense of individual obligation to the community, state and nation.
15
Some are celibate; but others inculcate, or at least permit marriage.
16
George Fox endeavoured to inculcate this idea into his new society.
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