indoctrination
noun
the act of indoctrinating, or teaching or inculcating a doctrine, principle, or ideology, especially one with a specific point of view.
reindoctrination
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a word derived from
indoctrination.
Example Sentences
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Condemned to a period of intensive reindoctrination, Peng recanted, asked for the opportunity to rehabilitate himself by working as an ordinary peasant.
From Time Magazine Archive
The upper echelon of the diplomatic corps was ordered home to undergo intensive reindoctrination in Mao's thoughts, and repeated sessions of selfcriticism.
From Time Magazine Archive
Lacking money or the will to mutilate himself, a man can turn himself in as a former Viet Cong agent, which will draw him six months in a reindoctrination camp.
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