instilled (Meaning)

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instilled (imp. & p. p.)

of Instill

No weak antonyms found.

The teacher instilled in her students a deep love for learning.
The company's CEO instilled a culture of excellence among his employees.
The mentor's wise words instilled a sense of confidence in her young protégé.
The tragedy instilled in the community a profound sense of grief.
The movie's powerful performance instilled in the audience a sense of empathy.
The father instilled in his children the importance of integrity and honesty.
The book instilled in the reader a profound understanding of the human condition.
The experience instilled in the firefighter an unwavering sense of duty.
The coach instilled in the team a belief in their own abilities.
The leader's unwavering determination instilled in her followers a desire to strive for greatness.

of Instill

embedded, fixed, engrained, implanted, innate, imbedded, intrinsic, ingrained, unalterable, unchangeable

transient, interim, brief, momentary, provisional, brief, provisional, fleeting, short-term, interim

The teacher instilled in her students a deep love for learning.

The company's CEO instilled a culture of excellence among his employees.

The mentor's wise words instilled a sense of confidence in her young protégé.

The tragedy instilled in the community a profound sense of grief.