Indoctrinate (verb)

1. To teach a particular doctrine, principle, ideology, or belief to someone, especially with an intent to influence or persuade them.
2. To teach or instruct someone in a particular doctrine or ideology, especially in an intensive or systematic manner.

Origin:

From latin doctrina ("teaching, instructio.n")

Examples:

1. The government was accused of trying to indoctrinate the youth with their ideology.
2. The school was criticized for trying to indoctrinate students with their religious beliefs.
3. He was indoctrinated with the belief that the government was always right.
4. The cult's leader indoctrinated new members with their doctrine.
5. The teacher was accused of indoctrinating students with their political beliefs.