inculcated Antonyms
Strongest:
- brief
- momentary
- provisional
- temporary
- interim
- short-term
- temporary
- brief
- provisional
- fleeting
- ephemeral
- fleeting
- short-term
- transient
- ephemeral
- momentary
- interim
- transient
Strong:
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Strongest:
- embedded
- immutable
- imbedded
- unchangeable
- inbred
- unalterable
- inherent
- intrinsic
- instilled
- implanted
- fixed
- ingrained
- innate
Strong:
- accustomed
- set
- entrenched
- customary
- habitual
- engrained
- deep-rooted
- typical
- inborn
- irradicable
- hard-core
- abiding
- intrenched
- settled
- confirmed
- integral
- frozen
- hard
- hard-and-fast
- firm
- chronic
- inveterate
- rooted
- deep-seated
Weak:
Meaning of inculcated
inculcated (imp. & p. p.)
of Inculcate
inculcated Sentence Examples
- The principles of honesty and integrity were deeply inculcated into him from a young age.
- The university's curriculum aimed to inculcate critical thinking skills in its students.
- The organization's culture subtly inculcated a sense of loyalty and dedication among its employees.
- Through years of training, the soldier's discipline was firmly inculcated in his mind.
- The tradition of respect for elders was deeply inculcated in the society.
- The media's relentless exposure to images of violence gradually inculcated a sense of fear in the public.
- The belief in the power of education was strongly inculcated in her by her parents.
- The teacher's enthusiasm successfully inculcated a love of learning in her students.
- The company's rigorous training program effectively inculcated the necessary technical skills in its new hires.
- The community center's mentorship program aimed to inculcate positive values and aspirations in at-risk youth.
FAQs About the word inculcated
of Inculcate
embedded, immutable, imbedded, unchangeable, inbred, unalterable, inherent, intrinsic, instilled, implanted
brief, momentary, provisional, temporary, interim, short-term, temporary, brief, provisional, fleeting
The principles of honesty and integrity were deeply inculcated into him from a young age.
The university's curriculum aimed to inculcate critical thinking skills in its students.
The organization's culture subtly inculcated a sense of loyalty and dedication among its employees.
Through years of training, the soldier's discipline was firmly inculcated in his mind.
