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inculcate

verb as in implant, infuse information

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Her generation was inculcated to cozy up to men in power and treat younger women like competition or pets; she keeps her conscience as compartmentalized as a box of fishing tackle.

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“This is not about enforcing standards,” she said, “it’s about inculcating a particular value system within the officer corps.”

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"I think you need to try and inculcate people into an understanding of the structures of governance, how you can engage in those structures."

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“Susanna inculcated the value of tradition and heritage to everyone she knew.”

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that as a grant recipient, the health center had to immediately terminate programs “promoting or inculcating gender ideology” supported with the grant.

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