Definition of indoctrinate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
biased teachingteach someone to accept beliefs without questioning
- The regime tried to indoctrinate the youth with its ideology.
2.
instill ideasinstill an idea or attitude into someone's mind
- The mentor aimed to indoctrinate a sense of responsibility in his pupils..
Origin of indoctrinate
Latin, indoctrinare (to teach)
Examples of indoctrinate in a sentence
They aimed to indoctrinate followers with propaganda. They tried to indoctrinate the recruits with their ideology. The regime sought to indoctrinate the youth from an early age.
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- French:endoctriner, ...
- German:indoktrinieren, einprägen, ...
- Italian:indottrinare, inculcare, ...
- Spanish:adoctrinar, ...
- Portuguese:doutrinar, incutir, ...
- Chinese:灌输, 培养, ...
- Japanese:洗脳する, 刷り込む, ...
- Arabic:لَقَّنَ, زَرَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁטוֹף אֶת הַמּוֹחַ, לְהַחְדִּיר, ...
- Russian:внушать, ...
- Ukrainian:внушити, внушати, ...
- Hindi:ब्रेनवॉश करना, मन में बैठाना, ...
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