Sense: to put (ideas etc) into the mind of a person
The habit of punctuality was instilled into me early in life.
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 Afrikaans: besiel met |
 Arabic: يُقَطِّرُ، يُشَرِّبُ |
 Bulgarian: насаждам |
 Brazilian: instilar |
 Czech: vštípit |
 German: einflößen, beibringen |
 Danish: indpode |
 Greek: μεταδίδω, εμφυσώ |
 Spanish: infundir; inculcar |
 Estonian: sisendama |
 Farsi: القا کردن |
 Finnish: iskostaa |
 French: inculquer (à qqn) |
 Hebrew: לְהַחדִיר בְּהֲדרָגָה |
 Hindi: सिखाना |
 Croatian: uliti, ulijevati |
 Hungarian: belenevel |
 Indonesian: menanamkan |
 Icelandic: innræta |
 Italian: instillare, istillare |
 Japanese: 教え込む |
 Korean: 주입시키다 |
 Lithuanian: įskiepyti |
 Latvian: iedvest; ieaudzināt |
 Malay: menanamkan |
 Dutch: inprenten |
 Norwegian: innpode, vekke |
 Polish: wpoić |
 Persian: القا کردن |
 Pashto: څڅول، په غوږ كښې وركول، پ |
 Portuguese: instilar |
 Romanian: a inculca (cuiva) |
 Russian: внушать, прививать |
 Slovak: vštepiť |
 Slovenian: vcepiti |
 Serbian: usaditi |
 Swedish: bibringa, ingjuta |
 Thai: ค่อยๆ ซึมเข้าไป |
 Turkish: kafasına sokmak |
 Taiwanese: 灌輸 |
 Ukrainian: поступово навіювати, всел |
 Urdu: ذہن میں رفتہ رفتہ کوئی خی |
 Vietnamese: làm cho thấm nhuần |
 Chinese: 逐渐灌输 |
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