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Inculcate

usgb/ɪnˈkʌlkeɪt/Volume
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Inculcate emphasizes a change in behavior or thought, often through repeated teaching. SlideTeachers inculcate good manners in students to prepare them for society.
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Inculcation isn't instant; it suggests a gradual process that takes time and effort. SlideThe military regimen aims to inculcate discipline over the course of training.
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Using 'inculcate' implies deliberate action to teach, not accidental or informal learning. SlideThe leadership program was designed to inculcate a sense of responsibility.
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