instill
in stil
- v impart gradually
Her presence instilled faith into the children - v enter drop by drop
instill medication into my eye - v produce or try to produce a vivid impression of
- v teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions
- v fill, as with a certain quality
- From the start, Quaker schools aimed to instill the distinct values of the faith, particularly that the "inner light" inside each person can guide them to divine truth.
- Those moves, as well as Treasury's continued purchase of Fannie and Freddie mortgage-backed securities, are designed not only to foster liquidity but also to instill confidence in .
- I too was inspired to instill in my designs and bring to the fashion world a sense of the unique culture I grew up in; the Eastern and Western influences that coexisted in Hong .