1. People who teach or instill a particular ideology, belief system, or set of ideas into others, often in a way that discourages independent thinking.
Usage: Plural of indoctrinator; Often carries a negative connotation, implying biased or manipulative teaching

Examples

• Critics argued that the regime's indoctrinators used schools to spread nationalist propaganda.
• The documentary exposed how indoctrinators manipulated young people into joining the cult.
• Some view certain media outlets as indoctrinators rather than neutral news sources.
• Teachers who encourage questioning are the opposite of indoctrinators.
• The indoctrinators relied on repetition and isolation to control their followers' beliefs.