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instill someone with something to imbue or impress someone with something. Her story instilled us all with courage. She instilled us with courage. instill something in (to) someone to impress something into someone's mind. You need to remember your manners. I want to instill that into you. Good manners were instilled in me at home. instill something in(to) something to add something to a situation. The presence of the mayor instilled a legitimacy into the proceedings. Sharon sought to instill a little levity in the meeting. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The tenant's new space will serve as its headquarters and features a beautiful, fully furnished high-end office instillation. latrogenic pleuropulmonary charcoal instillation in a teenager. The ceiling-mounted units offer 360-degree room coverage, easy instillation, and adjustable drop height. |
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