instill
IPA: ɪnstˈɪɫ
verb
- To cause a quality to become part of someone's nature.
- To pour in (medicine, for example) drop by drop.
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Examples of "instill" in Sentences
- Currently I'm the only person trying to instill order.
- He will instill in the hearts the love of his loved ones.
- The trip left a deep impression and instilled a wanderlust.
- These were purported to instill courage among the ordinary people.
- The elders hope to instill the courage of the hero in the children.
- All this begins to instill the desire for power as well as revenge.
- Is it really the motive that matters, or the intention to instill terror
- Faculty and staff instill in students the value of becoming lifelong learners.
- The fact that the attack was intended to instill fear in a civilian population.
- Armstrong strove to instill in these disciples the moral value of manual labor.
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