Inducement is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDUCEMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of inducing
• a thing that persuades or leads someone to do something
• a bribe
• The act of inducing, or the state of being induced.
• That which induces; a motive or consideration that leads one to action or induces one to act; as, reward is an inducement to toil.
• Matter stated by way of explanatory preamble or introduction to the main allegations of a pleading; a leading to.
• a positive motivational influence
• act of bringing about a desired result
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a motive or consideration that leads one to action or to additional or more effective actions

Words related to INDUCEMENT

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Words that contain INDUCEMENT

inducements16 superinducement22

How to use INDUCEMENT in a sentence

• The prize-money, though, ought to have been an inducement.
• The effect which they would have on the bond of union itself affords an inducement for them more powerful than any which have been urged or than all of them united.
• I shall offer goods at reduced rates as an inducement for all to pay cash.
• If they work as well on half-pay, it diminishes the inducement to give them the other half.
• He might have stalked the wild-dog, but no inducement lay there.
• The Israelites were commanded to offer them a suitable inducement, and then leave them to decide.
• There was every inducement of feeling, interest and security to do so.
• I desired to open one of the graves, but the superstition of the people, whom no inducement could prevail on to meddle with the dead, made it impossible to find workers to aid me.
• The settled agricultural labourer, of all others, has the least inducement to strike or leave his work.
• An art lover, who as yet possessed nothing of this description, would in them get a good foundation for a collection, and a sufficient inducement to continue.
• The vanity of knowing more than other men is, perhaps, besides hunger, the only inducement to writing, at least to publishing, at all.
• But the inducement of good wages lured them to the camps during the long winter months.
• It had begun to pour with rain, and the dripping streets held out no inducement to them to go out.
• I am sure no possible inducement could make me wish myself Mr.
• She, a country girl of the north, attracts the attention of the king who brings her to Jerusalem and offers her every inducement to become the wife of the king.
• Most men of our breed like to know how to kill things, so that a gun would probably be an inducement.
• The law does not protect these immigrants, and it is charged that the city permits every kind of inducement for the extension of immorality, drunkenness, and crime.
• With no inducement to build houses, shops, or office buildings there was no demand for vacant lots.
• My boys have all been over the trail before, and your figures are no inducement to ship as far as Red River.
• Learned in human nature, the English constitution holds out privilege to every subject as the inducement to do his duty.
• Thus much was said, under circumstances that make it clearly evidence against him, before there is any pretence of an inducement held out.
• But if so small and so reasonable an inducement will prevail, surely, Sir, it might be complied with.
• He gave Vance a farm of three hundred acres as an inducement to settle near him.
• The non-commissioned officers and men of the United States army were either Irish or Germans, without State ties, and they had consequently no inducement to join the South.
• I shall be quite alone, unless my baby can be considered in the light of a social inducement.
• The language of the capital was diffused everywhere, and every inducement to learn it offered, so that the difficulty presented by the variety of dialects was overcome.
• The moment it was proposed to show me the leg, she broke into a fury of rage, and no inducement I could offer enabled me to effect my purpose.
• There is the additional inducement that the food may be attractive and palatable to friends who lack sympathy with the aesthetic and humane principles of the diet.
• In fact, since grants of land are no longer given to the emigrant, there is less inducement to go so far back into the woods.
• The second inducement is that Great Britain will be allowed the exclusive management of British affairs.
• The former may mean the presentation of an inducement to do evil which we cannot hope to escape, and which it is not well that we should escape.
• Without this idea there is not the slightest inducement to persistent individual effort nor possibility of progress for the individual or for the race.
• Whether, without some especial inducement, the average mortal can survive Bayreuth a third time, is, to me, hardly a question.

Similar words containing DUCEM without suffix ent and without prefix in

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