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Meanings of instil fear in English
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Usage of instil fear in English
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The group was leveraging off publicity to instil fear into people's hearts.
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They compel obedience and instil fear and end lives, neatly and swiftly.
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It certainly had the feel of a concerted push, designed to instil fear.
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Dylan Hartley is one of the few sportsmen who instil fear with a look.
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The objective of the attacks was to instil fear and panic in Canada, he said.
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Robin van Persie believes Manchester United's formidable attacking force will instil fear into their rivals.
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They have been far from the team which used to instil fear towards their opposition though.
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It has several internal spy networks to instil fear and keep its citizens from organising protests.
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We're not going to let them instil fear.
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Two pictures that instil fear in me, a woman's face against a backdrop of merciless morning light.
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So the Germans were called of God to instil fear and reverence into the hearts of the inferior races.
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To instil fear in people.
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Zain Ali, from the University of Auckland, says the terrorist group has a clear agenda to instil fear and terror.
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To try and claw back as many voters as they could, the No campaign needed to instil fear through ignorance.
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It was speculated that Facebook was part of a "coordinated media roll-out designed to instil fear" in QANon believers.
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They went out of their way to instil fear, and with a more deeply conservative religious base than Australia were far more successful.