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3 years ago

What is the origin of the word inculcate?

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exis [7]3 years ago

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It is from the Latin verb, inculcare which means to move or tread on.

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"So I am going to college with my roomate and I want to know what majors we are studing for example coding and biotechnology."

"Anyways, I also wanted to study film, music, and chemistry."

"Also, I want to become a chiropractor and a pilot."

"I also want to be a nurse, doctor, surgeon."

"I want to become a pediatrician."

"I also want to become a CEO."

"Then I want to become an accountant."

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"I also want to become a farmer, a pharmacist, and a social worker."

"And a CIA agent, FBI agent, and UNICEF."

"And I want to become the president, the secret service, the Queen."

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"Also, I want to become an electrician, a fireman, and a pilot."

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"I want to become a fashion designer, an agent, and an bag/accessory designer."

"Fashion design, architecture, and music theory."

"I also want to become an optometrist, an orthodontic, and a dentist."

"I also want to study broadcast journalism, animation, and a tattoo artist."

"Furthermore, I want to work with ICE."

"Also I want to work with SWAT."

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