instilling (Meaning)

Wordnet

instilling (n)

teaching or impressing upon the mind by frequent instruction or repetition

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of Instill

The teacher's passion for literature instilled a love of reading in her students.
The coach's unwavering belief in his team instilled confidence in the players.
The mentor's wise words instilled a sense of purpose and direction in her protégé.
The boss's demands instilled a work ethic in his employees.
The tragic event instilled a deep sense of gratitude in the survivors.
The volunteer work instilled a compassion and empathy for others in the participants.
The challenges they faced instilled resilience and determination in the adventurers.
The loss of a loved one instilled a profound appreciation for the fragility of life.
The success they achieved instilled a belief in their own abilities.
The teachings of the wise philosopher instilled a thirst for knowledge and a desire for truth.

teaching or impressing upon the mind by frequent instruction or repetitionof Instill

embedding, implanting, breeding,planting, inculcating,rooting, inseminating, lodging, driving, sowing

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The teacher's passion for literature instilled a love of reading in her students.

The coach's unwavering belief in his team instilled confidence in the players.

The mentor's wise words instilled a sense of purpose and direction in her protégé.

The boss's demands instilled a work ethic in his employees.