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indoctrinate
(redirected from indoctrinations)

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indoctrinate verb beat into, beat into the head, brainwash, brainwash with propaganda, convert, convince, drill into, drum into, get into the head of, imbue, implant, impregnate, impress upon the mind, inculcate, infect, infix, influence, infuse, ingrain, instill, persuade, pound into head, program, subvert, train, urge, win over
Associated concepts: indoctrinating jurors
See also: convince, discipline, educate, imbue, inculcate, initiate, instill, instruct, persuade, prevail, teach


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The synth and mechanically fuzzed-out processions of harsh indoctrinations of despair slice through the freshly dead echoes of life cut short.
The peace and democracy-loving Sudanese are already fed-up with the NIF/NCP false indoctrinations and worldly corruption of the good life and the noble heritage of society.
This is despite indoctrinations by the ruling Arab Ba'th Socialist Party since the early 1960s.
 
 
 
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