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Meanings of inculcate (inculcated) 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 inculcated in English
1
This is carefully inculcated in the children of all ranks in France.
2
The importance of attention to little things is inculcated in the following:
3
This begs the question - who inculcated that ethos in yesterday's Republic?
4
Nor are the other duties inculcated in this Degree of less importance.
5
The imperatives of the collective and the state are inculcated as supreme.
6
The moral is excellent, and cannot be too earnestly and widely inculcated.
7
The standards and principles inculcated in his students are high and enduring.
8
The importance of strict and scrupulous veracity cannot be too often inculcated.
9
It didn't take long to become inculcated with FBI ritual and lore.
10
Whoever reads these venerable Remains, will find this doctrine inculcated in them.
11
And, we believe, almost all duties might be inculcated in this manner.
12
One observation which Johnson makes in Swift's life should be often inculcated:-
13
And One infinitely greater than Sir Walter has inculcated still loftier sentiments.
14
They must have been apprised also, that it inculcated humility of mind.
15
A man can never have his duty too frequently inculcated into him.
16
They enjoined rigorous fasting, and inculcated abstinence from wine, flesh-meat, and marriage.
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