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inculcar
catalán
tenyir
español
instilar
Fill, as with a certain quality.
tincture
instill
inculcate
impregnate
español
instilar
catalán
remullar
español
empapar
Let sit in a liquid to extract a flavor or to cleanse.
steep
español
empapar
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Examples for "
tincture
"
tincture
instill
inculcate
impregnate
Examples for "
tincture
"
1
However, very little, other than the
tincture
of time, seems to work.
2
Warm the
tincture
gently before using, but do not use open flame.
3
If used as a
tincture
,
it can be asperged in an area.
4
Not all who bore the
tincture
of the despised race suffered alike.
5
There was a silver paring of moon in a
tincture
of rose.
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.
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.
1
They also can't
impregnate
female soldiers or be impregnated by male soldiers.
2
I've seen what Benjamin does to the witches he tries to
impregnate
.
3
Where does he find the time to
impregnate
his friends' wives?
4
Nor is it necessary to
impregnate
the beer-wort with yeast to provoke fermentation.
5
If anyone was going to
impregnate
Kate it should be me.
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.
6
Only over the years, over the decades, did they
infuse
my imagination.
7
What can you do to
infuse
this week with peace and love?
8
Yet new blood must be found to
infuse
energy into the game.
9
Cover it closely, and let it
infuse
for at least an hour.
10
We wanted to
infuse
our wedding celebration with both of our backgrounds.
11
She ever found its solemnity
infuse
a sacred tenderness into her soul.
12
Refrigerate for a few hours to
infuse
the herbs in the dressing.
13
Anyhow, I hope you can
infuse
something new into her tiresome girlhood theatrical.
14
To conclude, DSCs are safe to
infuse
with no adverse effects.
15
The symbols were slippery, transient, escaping his attempt to
infuse
them with power.
16
Then too I bruise some thyme and
infuse
it in water.
infuse
·
infuse into
infuse new
infuse fresh
infuse courage
infuse much
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inculcar
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tintar
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remullar
preparar
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elaborar
amarar
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inculcar
inbuir
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empapar
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