indoctrinate

indoctrinate new members into the party.

to indoctrinate someone with political propaganda

he indoctrinated them in systematic theology.

The writer wants to indoctrinate the readers with the idea.

This Palaestra served as a gymnasium and a place to indoctrinate the young people in Augustan ideals.

a generation of children who had been indoctrinated against the values of their parents.

They have those political opinions because they've been indoctrinated all their lives.

The first. We've been indoctrinated with this belief that we have to set a goal to achieve.

I hope you all appreciate the opportunity to work on your management abilities, and become further indoctrinated in our company culture and business plans.

" You never cease indoctrinating." " Thus you yourself taught me, " he said.

He was indoctrinated with the concepts of individualism and individual enjoyment.

Alex, please don't tell me Pez has indoctrinated you with K-pop.

We've been indoctrinated with this belief that we have to set a goal to achieve.

We will never allow an angry mob to tear down our statues, erase our history, indoctrinate our children or trample on our freedoms.

Like it's somehow indoctrinated into our minds, or maybe this is a little bit of an exaggeration.

But questions quickly arose: Are schools truly helping students think for themselves, or are they only indoctrinating them into the latest conventions?

The reports authors said extremist groups were exploiting the structures and communication features of online gaming spaces to disseminate radical ideologies, normalize hostile behavior and indoctrinate users.