Antonyms for in stilling

Grammar : Verb

Spell : in-stil

Phonetic Transcription : ɪnˈstɪl

Definition of in stilling

Origin : also instil, early 15c., "to introduce (liquid, feelings, etc.) little by little," from Latin instillare "put in by drops, to drop, trickle," from in- "in" (see in- (2)) + stilla "a drop" (see distill). Related: Instilled; instilling.

As in impress : verb emphasize
As in inculcate : verb implant, infuse information
As in indoctrinate : verb brainwash
As in infuse : verb introduce; soak
As in inject : verb put in, introduce
As in insert : verb put, tuck in
As in insinuate : verb force one's way into
As in inspire : verb encourage, stimulate
As in instill : verb implant, introduce
As in introduce : verb add, insert
As in mix : verb combine, join
As in transmit : verb communicate, send
As in implant : verb insert
As in ingrain : verb imbue
As in brainwash : verb force to believe or do things
As in breathe : verb inspire action
As in charge : verb load, tax
As in infix : verb fix
As in interlard : verb introduce
As in intermix : verb mix
As in pin on : verb fix
As in propagandize : verb indoctrinate
As in transfuse : verb charge
As in drum into : verb make a point strongly
As in engrave : verb carve letters or designs into
As in fix : verb establish, make firm
As in imbue : verb infuse, saturate

Synonyms for in stilling

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