Induced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDUCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INDUCE, to influence into doing something
• succeed in persuading or leading (someone) to do something
• bring about or give rise to
• produce (an electric charge or current or a magnetic state) by induction
• cause (radioactivity) by bombardment with radiation.
• bring on (the birth of a baby) artificially, typically by the use of drugs
• bring on childbirth in (a pregnant woman) artificially, typically by the use of drugs
• derive by inductive reasoning
ADJECTIVE:
• brought about or caused; not spontaneous

Words related to INDUCED

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Words that contain INDUCED

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How to use INDUCED in a sentence

• Jarvis and Miss Sarah, there was reason to believe that he had induced them to think from the commencement, that his intentions were single, and Mary Jarvis their object.
• Bloundel, that I am induced to depart from my rule on the present occasion.
• It has often dwelt in my memory since, and perhaps some of my little readers may be induced to cultivate the same spirit, if I repeat it to them.
• With a view of effecting his purpose, he induced the Duc de Retz, who was equally dissatisfied, to follow his example, and Brittany soon became ripe for revolt.
• This step having been approved by the President, I need not here refer to the reasons which induced me to take it.
• This dissatisfaction it was that had induced him to cable his invitation to the Royal Commission to visit the Atlantic plant.
• It is written in a lucid and popular style, and is so attractive, that did our room allow, we might be induced to insert part of it.
• We may be induced to offer a few reminiscences of a sojourn in the north, at this period, on a future occasion.
• At the expiration of that period a circumstance occurred that induced her to declare it.
• Kear has been induced to leave the poop, and has managed to join M.
• He observed the analogy between the modifications induced by man and the modifications induced by nature.
• He is said to have described them, not as the best laws which he could himself have imagined, but as the best which he could have induced the people to accept.
• And then there was the dog, who could not be induced on any terms to swim.
• Nehushta wondered whether she could be induced to speak of Smerdis.
• Like wants among the Chickasaws had induced us to send them also, at first, five hundred bushels of corn, and afterwards, fifteen hundred more.
• I am induced, from my own feelings, to recommend Colonel Humphreys to your care.
• Cambridge and Concord had seven men who induced the Muses to come to America and take out papers.
• He induced three of his brothers-in-law, two of whom were army officers and one a government clerk, to follow his example.
• But thousands of francs offered to them elsewhere would not have induced either to leave the Guenic household.
• Felicite, like other women, was induced to believe that beauty of body was that of soul.
• On June 19th a son was born to his wife, and in the face of his previous protestations he was induced to acknowledge himself the father.
• Margaret had finally been induced to try the plank.
• Such a result does not, however, explain why the offspring should suffer from the same disease as that which was artificially induced in the parents.
• With some difficulty she was induced to meet her mother, her only remaining parent.
• They were prisoners of war whose boldness had induced them to escape in this extraordinary manner.
• Still I was jealous of his intentions, which induced me to carry the canvas, when dry, straight back to the city, an incident that greatly discouraged my comrades.
• There were several reasons that induced me to select Saratoga early in my ministry as the best place to spend a part of the summer vacation.
• Every one was waiting until after the cattle convention, and only those who had the stock in hand could be induced to talk business or enter into agreements.
• His means were very limited, yet he could never be induced to increase them at the cost either of his social independence or of his scientific pursuits.
• More recently Daniel induced Titus of Hopedale to accompany him on a winter journey to some of the European settlers and half-breeds in the neighbourhood of that station.
• The example of these few women has induced the rest of the people to ask eagerly for the most blessed sacrament.

Similar words containing DUC without suffix ed and without prefix in

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