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deprogram

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de·pro·gram  (d-prgrm, -grm)
tr.v. de·pro·grammed or de·pro·gramed, de·pro·gram·ming or de·pro·gram·ing, de·pro·grams
To counteract or try to counteract the effect of an indoctrination, especially a religious or cult indoctrination.
de·programmer n.


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The Black Panthers set up weekend classrooms to deprogram children of the racism they imbibed from the public schools during the week, while Bill Ayers, a cofounder of the Weather Underground, worked to set up "alternative schools.
Libertarian liberals: when the left was (sometimes) right by Skinner, David / Education Next
This can aid in the release of melatonin, a hormone associated with deep sleep, assist in hormone balancing, deprogram misinformation in the brain and enhance deep meditation.
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It took many years to deprogram from the "Confession" of the past and come to appreciate the power and richness of the sacrament of Reconciliation.
Let's not lose general absolution. by U.S. Catholic
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