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She wants to replace parental indoctrination of children with government indoctrination.
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Finally, through intense indoctrination, beatings, and desensitization, its army cultivated and celebrated extreme brutality in its soldiers.† (source)
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All of this talk about Christians who weren't Christian enough, secularists indoctrinating our youth, art exhibits insulting our faith, and persecution by the elites made the world a scary and foreign place.† (source)
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Charm Week was the centerpiece of the debutantes' indoctrination.† (source)
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He might be testing me, to see how deep my indoctrination had really gone.† (source)
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Nobody is more indoctrinated than the indoctrinator.† (source)indoctrinated = taught beliefs in a manner that gets them accepted without critical question
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The lights dim and the indoctrination begins.† (source)
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He thinks I've been indoctrinated like everybody else in the camp.† (source)indoctrinated = taught beliefs in a manner that gets them accepted without critical question
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A few agents of the Thought Police moved always among them, spreading false rumors and marking down and eliminating the few individuals who were judged capable of becoming dangerous; but no attempt was made to indoctrinate them with the ideology of the Party.† (source)
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You never cease indoctrinating.† (source)
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"Pagans" were literally unindoctrinated country-folk who clung to the old, rural religions of Nature worship.† (source)unindoctrinated = not having accepted beliefs without critical questionstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unindoctrinated means not and reverses the meaning of indoctrinated. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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On the first morning of indoctrination into BUD/S, we had to do the physical screening test again.† (source)
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But on this expedition he had been cast in the role of invincible guide, there to look after me and the other clients; we had been specifically indoctrinated not to question our guides' judgment.† (source)indoctrinated = taught beliefs in a manner that gets them accepted without critical question
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I. You indoctrinate republicans!† (source)
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He wasn't teaching anymore, he was indoctrinating.† (source)
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If those are ever used, it's not for indoctrination purposes.† (source)
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