indoctrinate in English

verb

1

teach (a person or group) to accept a set of beliefs uncritically.

broadcasting was a vehicle for indoctrinating the masses

synonyms: brainwash, propagandize, proselytize, reeducate, persuade, convince, condition, program, mold, discipline, instruct, teach, train, school, drill, instill, inculcate

verb

brainwash, propagandize, proselytize, reeducate, persuade, convince, condition, program, mold, discipline, instruct, teach, train, school, drill, instill, inculcate

Use "indoctrinate" in a sentence

1. The moonies indoctrinate their disciples.

2. The Moonies indoctrinate their disciples.

3. The writer wants to indoctrinate the readers with the idea.

4. Training seminars and retreats are held to indoctrinate recruits.

5. I wouldn't say that she was trying to indoctrinate us.

6. You cannot even being yourself, needless to indoctrinate others.

7. Some politically active teachers were accused of trying to indoctrinate their students.

8. Some parents were critical of attempts to indoctrinate children in green ideology.

9. Indoctrinate the importance of always having a feasible Master Schedule in place.

10. French intellectuals debate whether the stories indoctrinate kids into free - market capitalism.

11. Therefore, we must strengthen the sense of traditional sculpturing and Chinese culture to indoctrinate.

12. The writer wants to indoctrinate the readers with the views that it considers correct.

13. Brainwash verb indoctrinate, condition, drill, pressurize, re-educate We were Brainwashed to believe we were all equal

14. Much has been learned about Viet Cong materiel, equipment, and techniques; however, continu­ ous effort must be made in training programs to thoroughly indoctrinate all personnel in defen­ sive measures against mines and Boobytraps in Vietnam