steep in



steep someone in something

Fig. to immerse someone in some kind of knowledge or other experience; to saturate someone with some kind of experience or training. (Fig. on steep something in something.) Her parents steeped her in good literature and music. she steeped herself in the legends of her people.
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steep something in something

to soak something in a liquid. I steeped the shirt in red dye. You have to steep these herbs in steamy hot water for five minutes.
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steep in

v.
To expose someone or something to something else in order to imbue some quality: The teacher steeped the students in classic literature. The university is steeped in tradition.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Trefor-Welsh
Neacel-Scottish
Metrodora-Ancient Greek
Ju-Wonjoo-wonKorean
Consolatakon-so-LAH-tahItalian
Zaynab-Arabic