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• n  teaching or impressing upon the mind by frequent instruction or repetition

• Stephen Breyer's inculcation came on Senator Edward Kennedy's Judiciary Committee staff.
• In some constitutional way provision should be made for the inculcation of the principles of religion .
• My friend thinks it isn't right to engage in reverse-inculcation at home.

• ingraining
• instilling

News & Articles

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• ‘Tenderness’ on display
  On display at the WHC is a visual inculcation of the sentiments of a generation of men traumatized by the despair accompanied World War II and the Cold War.
  Sept. 26, 2013 - Yale Daily News

Quotes

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• Christopher Hitchens in AlterNet (blog)
  He asks, "How can we ever know how many children had their psychological and physical lives irreparably maimed by the compulsory inculcation of faith?"
• Eben Moglen in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  Moglen said the recent "saber-rattling" further illustrated the importance of protecting against Microsoft's attempts "to disrupt free software production through the inculcation of a large inventory of most-likely invalid patents."
• Hilal Khashan in RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
  The answer [for this anger] is very simple,Khashan says. "Western societies are secular. Muslim societies are heavily religious. Muslim political socialization is extremely deep and religious inculcation is essential in the raising of...