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Definition of induce
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Induce
(v. t.) To lead on; to
influence;
to
prevail
on; to
incite;
to move by
persuasion
or
influence.
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Bring
::
Bring (v. t.) To
persuade;
to
induce;
to draw; to lead; to
guide.
Seduce
::
Seduce
(v. t.)
Specifically,
to
induce
to
surrender
chastity;
to
debauch
by means of
solicitation..
Card
::
Card (n.) A
published
note,
containing
a brief
statement,
explanation,
request,
expression
of
thanks,
or the like; as, to put a card in the
newspapers.
Also, a
printed
programme,
and
(fig.),
an
attraction
or
inducement;
as, this will be a good card for the last day of the
fair..
Bleed
::
Bleed (v. t.) To draw money from
(one);
to
induce
to pay; as, they bled him
freely
for this
fund..
Thermopile
::
Thermopile
(n.) An
instrument
of
extreme
sensibility,
used to
determine
slight
differences
and
degrees
of heat. It is
composed
of
alternate
bars of
antimony
and
bismuth,
or any two
metals
having
different
capacities
for the
conduction
of heat,
connected
with an
astatic
galvanometer,
which is very
sensibly
affected
by the
electric
current
induced
in the
system
of bars when
exposed
even to the
feeblest
degrees
of
heat..
Reinduce
::
Reinduce
(v. t.) To
induce
again.
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To
produce;
to cause to
exist;
to
induce.
Bribe
::
Bribe (v. t.) To gain by a
bribe;
of
induce
as by a
bribe.
Ochlesis
::
Ochlesis
(n.) A
general
morbid
condition
induced
by the
crowding
together
of many
persons,
esp. sick
persons,
under one
roof..
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.) An
action
induced
by vital
resistance
to some other
action;
depression
or
exhaustion
of vital force
consequent
on
overexertion
or
overstimulation;
heightened
activity
and
overaction
succeeding
depression
or
shock.
Cicatrize
::
Cicatrize
(v. t.) To heal or
induce
the
formation
of a
cicatrix
in, as in
wounded
or
ulcerated
flesh..
Tarnish
::
Tarnish
(a.) To soil, or
change
the
appearance
of,
especially
by an
alternation
induced
by the air, or by dust, or the like; to
diminish,
dull, or
destroy
the
luster
of; to
sully;
as, to
tarnish
a
metal;
to
tarnish
gilding;
to
tarnish
the
purity
of
color..
Draw
::
Draw (v. t.) To
influence
to move or tend
toward
one's self; to
exercise
an
attracting
force upon; to call
towards
itself;
to
attract;
hence,
to
entice;
to
allure;
to
induce..
Inducement
::
Inducement
(n.)
Matter
stated
by way of
explanatory
preamble
or
introduction
to the main
allegations
of a
pleading;
a
leading
to.
Persuasive
::
Persuasive
(n.) That which
persuades;
an
inducement;
an
incitement;
an
exhortation.
Typhotoxin
::
Typhotoxin
(n.) A basic
substance,
C7H17NO2,
formed
from the
growth
of the
typhoid
bacillus
on meat pulp. It
induces
in small
animals
lethargic
conditions
with
liquid
dejecta..
Excitement
::
Excitement
(n.) That which
excites
or
rouses;
that which
moves,
stirs,
or
induces
action;
a
motive..
Mesmerical
::
Mesmerical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
induced
by,
mesmerism;
as,
mesmeric
sleep..
Hypnotize
::
Hypnotize
(v. t.) To
induce
hypnotism
in; to place in a state of
hypnotism.
Draw
::
Draw (v. i.) To exert an
attractive
force;
to act as an
inducement
or
enticement.
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