Conduces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONDUCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONDUCE, to contribute to a result
• help to bring about (a particular situation or outcome)

Words related to CONDUCES

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How to use CONDUCES in a sentence

• I know, therefore, no one thing which he lacks, that conduces to the greatness of an artist.
• There is something about a sailor that conduces to sentiment in every passer-by, and Jay, who was fleeing from that very feeling, looked hastily at some one else.
• Not only in times past, but almost as much in our own era, that knowledge which conduces to personal well-being has been postponed to that which brings applause.
• Parental affection is a feeling which, while it conduces to parental happiness, ensures the nurture of offspring.
• I think that their living in very remote towns conduces greatly to this, and in not seeing the religious so frequently as the others do.
• Everything which conduces to separation and estrangement is satanic because it emanates from the purposes of self.
• The Epic has here an advantage, and one that conduces to grandeur of effect, to diverting the mind of the hearer, and relieving the story with varying episodes.
• SPECTATOR, I have no small Value for your Endeavours to lay before the World what may escape their Observation, and yet highly conduces to their Service.
• The warmth of the climate in itself conduces to intemperance, which to Europeans is ever fatal.
• The vital element conduces to putting on of flesh, enjoys the good things of life, loves an easy time, and naturally inclines to make the best of things as they are.
• The withdrawal of old men conduces to a more favorable age grouping, to a decrease in the death rate, and to a consequent decrease in the cost of insurance.
• Everything that occurs in this world conduces to the reformation and education of man, and, by means of that, to the furtherance of his earthly destination.
• To be truly happy he must be well bred, reared from the cradle, as it were, under propitious influences, so that he may have learned to love what conduces to his development.
• I now ordered the ship to be well cleaned every day between decks, being firmly convinced that cleanliness conduces very much to preserve the health of seaman.
• This is the more to be regretted, as cleanliness conduces not only to the health and comfort of the body, but also to the purity of the mind.
• Obedience, considered from time immemorial the chief virtue of childhood, is really only of value as it conduces to self-control in later life.
• This, however, is not only an operation of nature, but it is also a thing which conduces to the purposes of nature.
• Socrates replies by again dividing the abstract from the concrete, and asks how this knowledge conduces to happiness in the same definite way in which medicine conduces to health.
• I think the isolation of farm life conduces to develop that notion.

Similar words containing NDUCE without suffix s and without prefix co

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