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9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for INCULCATE in dictionary:

VERB:

to teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions
instil (an idea, attitude, or habit) by persistent instruction
teach (someone) an attitude, idea, or habit by persistent instruction
To teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions; to urge on the mind; as, Christ inculcates on his followers humility.
fix in someone's mind by constant repetition

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

fix in someone\'s mind by constant repetition

Words related to INCULCATE

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Words that contain INCULCATE

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How to use INCULCATE in a sentence

Every poem, it is said, should inculcate a moral, and by this moral is the poetical merit of the work to be adjudged.
All it professed to inculcate was the necessity of wearing an habitual veil before the mind, through which no thought or feeling should ever be discernible.
There is something more in these sympathies than philosophy can inculcate.
It could stimulate ambition and inculcate patriotism and sing of love, if it coupled the praises of Venus with the praises of wine.
I note this to inculcate the necessity of accurate references and mention of the edition quoted.
She has a philosophy, a morality and a religion to inculcate.
The poetic form is as original as are the theories of life which the poem is designed to inculcate.
We degrade or exalt them, as it suits the lesson we desire to inculcate.
By all means let the mothers continue to inculcate virtue, but they should also teach sexual cleanliness directly and indirectly, themselves setting the example.
And this was not with him a theoretical principle, a doctrine more or less proved, which he sought to inculcate in others.

The poems composed on moral subjects generally inculcate a spirit of gentleness toward others and moderation in personal objects.
At the same time, all are also in agreement that all religions which inculcate prayer, and an upward glance rather than eyes for ever on the level, are good.
Many of the actions of our Lord had a typical meaning, and it is highly probable that He designed to inculcate an important truth by the appointment of these Seventy new apostles.
We do not wish to inculcate or foster the spirit of rebellion in any man, nor to fan it by words of approval.
It sought to teach the beautiful lesson of independence, to inculcate the fine doctrine of self-help.
A like remark must be extended to the morality which we seem now to inculcate from the authority of human reason.
Such is the love of peace which the British government acknowledges, and such the duties of peace which the circumstances of the world inculcate.
How a manufacturing and commercial people can be truly represented by those who would inculcate such doctrines as these, is to me passing strange.
We are seeking to inculcate into him by training an art with which Nature neglected to endow him against his present needs.
It has always been usual and natural among various peoples at various times, to inculcate in children from an early age those qualities which are considered worthy and admirable.
You have been taught this in those Degrees, conferred in the Lodge of Perfection, which inculcate particularly the practical morality of Freemasonry.
Labor, the lessons of the 22d Degree inculcate respect for, 340-u.
It might at least be expected that an ecclesiastical school should inculcate the orthodox principles of religion.
They present the past of the people in such light as to inculcate virtue and inspire piety.
The love of country, which he believed to be most important to inculcate, would not only be checked but perverted.
He again established a newspaper to inculcate free principles in the State.
And it is a fact, that the world did unite against the religion of Jesus, and against those whom he had appointed to inculcate it.
Just as Lady Verner had never been able to inculcate suavity on Jan, so Dr.
George Fox endeavoured to inculcate this idea into his new society.
People like you should inculcate in themselves the fixed and unalterable habit of being alive.

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