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inculcate in

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inculcate something in (to) someone
to instill specific knowledge into someone; to teach something to someone so that it will be remembered. They inculcated good manners into their children all their lives. We tried to inculcate good morals into our students.
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The foremost among the challenges is to unite the different ethnic groups of this country so that we can at the end of it inculcate in them that they are all Sri Lankans, and for us to do that we believe that we need to respect the diversity that is Sri Lanka.
The women participants were urged to inculcate in their families the true teachings of Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him), that is a beacon of guidance for the entire humanity.
to inculcate in its members the principles of duty and service to the public, to improve the administration of justice, and to advance the science of jurisprudence.
 
 
 
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