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to instill
01
to gradually establish an idea, feeling, etc. in someone's mind
Ditransitive: to instill a belief or attitude in sb
02
to pour something gradually and in small doses
Transitive: to instill a liquid into sth
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Example
Cultural institutions aim to instill a sense of heritage and tradition in the community through events and educational programs.
Mentors often seek to instill a sense of responsibility and leadership in their mentees through guidance and support.
Coaches strive to instill discipline and teamwork in athletes through regular training sessions and motivational talks.
Parents aim to instill good manners in their children through consistent reminders and modeling polite behavior.
Teachers work to instill a love for reading in students by introducing them to a variety of engaging books.
