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Definition of instilled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
learninggradually but firmly established
- The teacher's instilled values shaped the students' character.
2.
psychologyintroduced into someone's mind
- The instilled fear of failure motivated him to work harder.
Origin of instilled
Latin, instillare (to drip) + in (in)
Terms with instilled included in their meaning
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psychology
deeply impressed or instilled
communication
repeatedly emphasized or instilled
education
instilled by persistent instruction
psychology
inspired or instilled with ideals or principles
cult
removal of beliefs instilled by a cult
liquids
ability to be infused or instilled
Examples of instilled in a sentence
The instilled discipline was evident in their work. The instilled values guided her decisions. Instilled confidence can lead to great achievements.
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- French:inculqué, insufflé, ...
- German:eingepflanzt, eingetrichtert, ...
- Italian:radicato, ...
- Spanish:arraigado, infundido, ...
- Portuguese:incutido, introduzido, ...
- Chinese:根深蒂固的, 植入的, ...
- Japanese:確立された, 植え付けられた, ...
- Arabic:مَغروس, مغروس, ...
- Hebrew:מוּטְמָע, מוּשְׁרָשׁ, ...
- Russian:укоренившиеся, внушённый, ...
- Ukrainian:вкорінений, ...
- Hindi:संस्कारित, मन में बैठा हुआ, ...