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No. 12,001 in Spanish

inculca

"Incucula" means "instills" or "imparts."

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  • El maestro inculca valores éticos en sus estudiantes.

    The teacher instills ethical values in his students.

    Here, the verb 'inculca' is used in the sense of introducing or teaching important principles or behaviors, emphasizing moral or educational lessons.

  • La película inculca un fuerte sentido de responsabilidad en sus espectadores.

    The movie instills a strong sense of responsibility in its viewers.

    Here, 'inculca' describes how a medium, such as a movie, transmits or fosters a specific feeling or perspective in its audience.

  • Inculcar hábitos saludables desde jóvenes es esencial para una vida plena.

    Instilling healthy habits from a young age is essential for a fulfilling life.

    In this case, 'inculcar' is used in its infinitive form to state the importance of fostering good habits early, illustrating its role in articulating actionable advice.

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