inculcate|inculcated|inculcates|inculcating in English

verb

[in·cul·cate || ɪn'kʌlkeɪt /'ɪnkʌlkeɪt]

instill, implant in the mind through frequent repetition; influence, impress upon, cause to accept an idea

Use "inculcate|inculcated|inculcates|inculcating" in a sentence

1. He inculcates good manners in his children.

2. 189: Amissibility inculcated in parables of our lord

3. Inculcate the habit of deliberation.

4. And what about inculcating Jehovah’s law into their young hearts?

5. What does assertiveness training inculcate?

6. Schools inculcate children with patriotic ideas.

7. 7 They inculcated the will to succeed in their children.

8. Botswana Agate, being a fortifying agent, supports love, and inculcates strength

9. Inculcate safety culture and practices in all operation personnel.

10. How does art develop individual potential and inculcate values?

11. First of all, inculcate the army ethos and values.

12. Colleges inculcate a subtle disdain for work, he said.

13. 15 min: Inculcate the Truth in Your Children.

14. Would you like to inculcate such values in your children?

15. We failed to inculcate students with love of knowledge.

16. They fail to inculcate student with love of knowledge.

17. Not all schools manage to successfully inculcate a love of learning.

18. I try to inculcate a sense of responsibility in my children.

19. 18 Keys to Family Happiness —Inculcate Moral Values in Your Children

20. We have tried to inculcate a feeling of citizenship in youngsters.

21. LT: But men are so inculcated in the culture to be comfortable in the patriarchy.

22. 3 We have tried to inculcate a feeling of citizenship in youngsters.

23. The aim is to inculcate business people with an appreciation of different cultures.

24. Bummy tried to inculcate in his fellow alumni a culture of charitable giving

25. It is good to inculcate the love of labour from an early age.