transitive. To sow in, set in as seed.

figurative. transitive. To place or set (a person) in some abstract condition or state; to root (a quality) in. Also in passive: to be devoted to…

To implant. literal and figurative = graft, v.1 4.

In immaterial sense: To attach firmly; to implant securely (principles, etc.).

To implant naturally or as an instinct; to infuse as an animating principle.

To fix or instil (a principle, desire, opinion, etc.) in one. Chiefly passive: To be firmly fixed or inherent in. (The ordinary use.)

figurative. (Often with express reference to a metaphorical ‘tree’, ‘stock’, etc.) To implant (virtues, dispositions, sentiments) in the mind; to…

transitive. To introduce into a race of living beings; to implant.

transitive. figurative and in figurative contexts. With in, on, into, etc. To insert or incorporate (a person or thing) into a system, situation…

transitive. To put (faith, confidence, trust, etc.) in; now usually with in. Also: to put (reliance) on.

transferred and figurative. To set or plant firmly, fix, root, establish, settle.