7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Implant' in a Sentence
"To firmly place or fix something, such as ideas or principles, in a child's mind or another object." more
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The teacher was implanting valuable knowledge into the young minds of her students.
The teacher had implanted a love for reading in her students from a young age.
Before the conference, the organizers will have been implanting innovative ideas into the minds of the participants.
The teacher aims to implant a love for literature in her students through engaging discussions.
The teacher will have implanted the love for literature in her students' hearts.
The educator plans to implant critical thinking skills in students through interactive lessons.
The teacher had been implanting the love for literature in her students through engaging and thought-provoking lessons.
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