Inculcate (verb)

To teach or instill a belief, idea, or habit by repetition or persuasion.

Origin:

From latin inculcare, from in- (in) + calcare (to stamp, press).

Examples:

1. The teacher sought to inculcate a love of learning in her students.
2. The parents inculcated a strong sense of responsibility in their children.
3. The religious leader inculcated the belief in the importance of charity and kindness.
4. The company's culture was inculcated through extensive training and mentoring.
5. The military academy inculcated the values of honor and duty in its cadets.