灌输 (guàn shū): Instill / inculcate (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The teacher often instills correct values in us.

This mentor is adept at instilling the importance of critical thinking in students.

Do they really want to inculcate consumerist ideas in us through advertisements?

Parents often instill correct values in their children.

He has never instilled any negative or defeatist sentiment in the team.

During family dinners, the elders always instill some life experiences in us.

The company instills corporate culture in employees through training.

Through repeated practice and positive feedback, the coach successfully instilled a belief in victory in the team members.