instilling
Definition
Noun: - The act of teaching or impressing something upon the mind through frequent instruction or repetition. It refers to the process of gradually and persistently causing an idea, habit, or value to be learned and absorbed.
Usage
The noun "instilling" describes the method or process of inculcation. It is often used in educational, moral, or developmental contexts to describe how knowledge, principles, or behaviors are gradually and firmly established in a person.
Examples
- The instilling of discipline begins at a young age.
- Her teaching method emphasizes the gentle instilling of confidence in her students.
- The program focuses on the instilling of democratic values in the new citizens.
Advanced Usage
- "the instilling of": This is the most common grammatical structure, used to specify what is being taught or impressed.
- Parents are responsible for the instilling of good manners.
Variants and Related Words
- Instill (verb): To gradually but firmly establish an idea, attitude, or habit in someone's mind.
- Teachers aim to instill a love of learning.
- Instillation (noun): The act of instilling; often used in more formal or technical contexts, sometimes interchangeable with "instilling."
- The instillation of the new policy was met with some resistance.
Synonyms
- Inculcation: The process of instilling an idea, habit, or attitude by persistent instruction.
- Implantation: The act of fixing an idea or concept firmly in the mind.
- Impression: (In this context) The process of having a strong effect on the mind.
Antonyms
- Eradication: The complete removal or destruction of an idea or habit.
- Neglect: The failure to care for or teach, leading to a lack of instillation.
Noun
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teaching or impressing upon the mind by frequent instruction or repetition
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