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instill

— verb (= instil) enter drop by drop instill medication into my eye — verb (= transfuse) impart gradually Her presence instilled faith into the children transfuse love of music into the students — verb (= inculcate) teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions inculcate values into the young generation — verb (= ingrain) produce or try to produce a vivid impression of Mother tried to ingrain respect for our elders in us — verb (= tincture) fill, as with a certain quality The heavy traffic tinctures the air with carbon monoxide

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infuse ingrain implant inculcate instil impress impregnate transfuse train tincture imbue drill trickle tap suffuse spread root put into pour out pour nurture invest in intrench instruct inspire inseminate inject ingraft indoctrinate incalculate foster fill feel evoke entrench effuse educate distill distil din diffuse develop breed break arouse

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instill · verb

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Simple sentences

We must instill patriotism into the young people of today.

Movie subtitles

I attempt to instill a bunch of bobbysoxers. and drugstore Romeos with a reverence for Hawthorne. and Whitman and Poe.
In some cases, we have found it necessary to instill fear in order to make the more stubborn behave themselves and cooperate with us.
Don't instill fear into that child, who is truly gifted. - and filled with knowledge.
Lord, instill understanding in my heart, and give absolution to one wandering all of his days, so that my sinful spirit shall know thy truths.
When I was 16, she made one last attempt. to instill Christian values in me by finding me a tutor.
For you to wear the habit might help instill respect.
I am hopeful that an exercise in teamwork will help to instill a sense of participation among my trainees.
Just trying to instill in them a healthy respect for authority.
Instill a little bit of reasonable doubt.
Brock protects the values of the American ideal. and fights for causes that instill pride. in a society where morals are hard to come by.
I'm not with you because of what family, society, life. tried to instill in me from day one.
Trying to instill in them a strength she never found in herself.
The Senate's goal is to instill a sense of security in citizens.
Insomnia, you always say I'm a loser, but now I've conquered Omei and the Zu mountains, yet you're instill inside that Blood Cave!
Don't let him instill doubt in you.
A transformation day-by-day that progressively changes the morphology of some of your figures. To instill in your visitors a modern political point-of-view.
Lord, You who cherish even the slithering creatures and know how to instill pride in a worm's pale blood, help me open this throat of mine, which in silence begs.
You don't want to instill fear into that child who is truly gifted and filled with knowledge.
Doesn't instill confidence in my clients.
They want to instill discipline and responsibility so you can be a fine, upstanding citizen like they are.
But they took it well, which is good. Just trying to instill in them a healthy respect for authority.
Brock protects the values of the American ideal and fights for causes that instill pride in a society where morals are hard to come by.
Don't be angry at yourself for feeling shame, be angry at the people who instill shame in you.
Philip of Macedonia raised his son among lions to instill fearlessness in him.
Oh queen, may your evil instill these two children of kindness and will.
And always, always and above all, instill prayer.
When i was 16, she made one last attempt to instill Christian values in me. by finding me a tutor.
Given increased consumer prejudice against chemical additives, how do we stem the tide away from natural or organic based products and instill in the cheese buyer.
Then instill some new confidence in it.
We have worked years to instill the teachings of Jesus Christ into our daughter and in one fell swoop, you try to destroy everything we did!
You instill an instinct of fear.
With Kato, we pummeled his face to instill that reflection, but still, he didn't get it.
Uh,okay,I-I know I'm not doinmy best to instill a sense of confidence in my abilities. Um,you know,it's just that you are trapped in what I'm guessing is several tons of, ment and I've never seen a boy. wait,how old are you?
We will use visual aesthetics to instill psychically. in the enemy a disincentive to attack.
They were too busy acting out on each other to instill a sense of self in you.

News and current affairs

High borrowing costs are needed to focus minds and instill discipline.
The winning financial supply chains of the future will instill confidence that they offer safe, stable, and efficient services to the most clients.
The most important question of the day is not the government's perspective, that is, its desire to instill fear and eliminate checks and balances on its power.
That is also the political message that EU governments want to instill in their own citizens and financial investors.
Dartmouth and Harvard for Paulson - have been magnets for the world's finest young minds. The rest of us thought that these institutions could instill the wisdom, insight, and character of which we all wished we had more.
Terrorists will no doubt continue to instill fear of an Islamic Turkey among Europe's fainthearted.
With no currency board to instill a false sense of discipline, real institutional reform will have to be tried.
Putting Qaddafi on trial probably would not have satisfied every Libyan's feeling of injustice, but it might have helped to instill in Libyans greater respect for the rule of law.
For the sake of global stability, economic efficiency and also the fight against terrorism we must instill greater democracy within our international organizations.
The implication is that we must instill in our families, organizations, and states the resilience and tools needed to act effectively in times of crisis - and thus to minimize the potentially damaging impact of unexpected change.
Mao wanted to instill obedience by having as many people as possible witness the terror.
And it can instill in them a desire to seek reconciliation when the conflicts have been resolved and the catastrophes have ended.
The rest of us thought that these institutions could instill the wisdom, insight, and character of which we all wished we had more.

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