Inculcated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCULCATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INCULCATE, 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

Words related to INCULCATED

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How to use INCULCATED in a sentence

• Holmes was a teacher of physiology, and his study of that branch of medical science was in itself enough to convince him of the doctrine which he inculcated.
• But for the ordinary mind there is nothing so absurd or revolting but what, if inculcated in that way, the strongest belief in it will strike root.
• As our tale proceeds, we shall have occasion to show, perhaps, how far was that submission to events which she inculcated, from the impulses of her true character.
• A reverence for the laws would be sufficiently inculcated by the voice of an enlightened reason.
• It was a maxim which he inculcated on his pupils, as his patron in the profession, Mr.
• War with the natives is inculcated as a duty binding upon all good colonists.
• The power of religious dogma, that has been inculcated early, is so great that it destroys conscience, and finally all compassion and sense of humanity.
• I was bred under a man of learning in the country, who inculcated nothing but the dignity of knowledge, and the happiness of virtue.
• Here Benezet exemplified, in the simplicity, humility, and untiring benevolence of his daily life, the lessons inculcated in his writings.
• Then the following ideas will appear, and they will be inculcated in you whether you like it or not, by means of a living force very ancient in origin and little known.
• As an example, the love and practice of truth are amongst the very first things inculcated in the child, and are now everywhere and by all classes practised in Montalluyah.
• During a time extending over some generations, they practised the virtues they inculcated, and used their power for a beneficial end.
• The Brihad-âranyaka contains a chapter which hardly admits of translation but the object of the practices inculcated is simply to ensure the birth of a son.
• He appears to have inculcated the worship of Krishna as the sole divine being and to have denounced idolatry, sacrifices and caste.
• Yet her writings are marked by purity, and generally inculcated nothing unfriendly either to virtue or religion.
• Whereever there is a church or chapel, let there be beside it a hall or club, in which shall be inculcated the simple doctrines of a pure, integralised religion.
• The doctrine inculcated by our Lord commended itself by the light of its own evidence.
• THE DOCTRINE OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH The same system of doctrine is inculcated throughout the whole of the sacred volume.
• The same doctrine was inculcated by Theodotus, a native of Byzantium, who settled at Rome about the end of the second century.
• The whole religion of the Jews, inculcated on him from his infancy, was founded in the belief of divine inspiration.
• Another objection to OEdipus has been derived from the doctrine of fatalism, inculcated by the story.
• I found that his father had inculcated this idea in him thoroughly, and had impressed upon him the dignity of the position.
• It is well known that a clear doctrine of future retribution was inculcated in the Mysteries long before it found general publication.
• No regard will be paid to truth, morals, or decency, in the doctrines inculcated.
• She never read one that contained a sentiment dangerous to her morals, or inculcated an opinion improper for her sex.
• As to arithmetic, it was his friend Dick Sand who inculcated the first elements.
• We do not hold it treason to depart from the strict rules respecting time and place, inculcated by the ancients, and followed in the heroic plays.
• A diary of my voyage, dating from June 4, 1855, vividly illustrates the character of the English inculcated by the school of the period.
• It is meant to be every where inculcated in the story for example sake, that she never would have married Mr.
• The providence of God in protecting those who suffer for His sake is clearly inculcated in the latter portion of the work.
• He is a member of the Congregational Church in Augusta, and constant attendance at divine service is a practice that he has always inculcated upon his family.
• Prayer is inculcated by these as an acceptable duty.
• In viewing the passages in question as of private import, which is the next view the Quakers take of them, the same lesson, and no other, is inculcated.

Similar words containing CULCAT without suffix ed and without prefix in

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