Deduced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEDUCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEDUCE, to infer
• arrive at (a fact or a conclusion) by reasoning; draw as a logical conclusion
• trace the course or derivation of

Words related to DEDUCED

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How to use DEDUCED in a sentence

• All we care about the histories of wars is the general results, and the principles to be deduced as they bear on the cause of civilization.
• One was much talked of in the public papers some time since, and the usual charitable inferences deduced.
• From a comparison and fair construction of these several modes of expression, is to be deduced the authority under which the convention acted.
• All statements are confirmed by some argument or other, either by that which is derived from persons, or by that which is deduced from circumstances.
• The moral laws are deduced from faith in the equal personal dignity of men, and the ennobling of humanity set up as the highest mission of morality.
• The term deduced from the old journals appear to belong to the Esquimaux proper, rather than to the New England class of the Algonquins.
• The laws of the mind, he maintained, are not to be deduced from physiological processes, but with them must be joined the psychical processes of the individual and the social man.
• That wisdom or talents are not the sources of this success, may be deduced from the situation of France itself.
• Further, this error would form part of the probable error deduced from the results of observations.
• But Marietta was not frightened by the tremendous consequences her fancy deduced from her refusal to marry.
• This form has never been ascertained to be exactly correct, but the theoretical results deduced from a mathematical discussion of this figure have been fully verified in practice.
• These are the more patent facts which are to be deduced from his hat.
• By this they deduced that the murder was not the result of chance encounter, but had been so carefully planned that no trace would be left of the murderer or murderers.
• When primary abstractions are used in every conceivable sense, any or every conclusion may be deduced from them.
• These and other qualities may be deduced from the most superficial study of his creative work.
• And this explanation, or coincidence of observed with deduced facts, is, so far as it extends, a verification of the Darwinian view.
• But there is something more serious in it than this, as may be deduced from the fact that in December, 1896, the writer was approached by Mr.
• No general cause is stated, no consequence deduced, no principle laid down, no reflection added.
• Not only Buffon, but also Taine and his successors, have, from a few individual cases, deduced general propositions which are not of general application.
• In so far as any principles can be deduced from this history, they seem to show that Jerusalem, situated as it is, could never become the capital of a great Empire.
• Liberty is deduced from obligation, and is a fact irresistibly evident.
• This peculiarity of manners, which would have surprised an ancient Roman, is obviously deduced from the Gothic ordeal of trial by combat.
• The feather in question, as could be deduced from its form, was one of the middle ones, and it was 28 palms in length and three in breadth.
• From this truth of experience, religion has deduced the doctrine of grace, and the general conception of man as able to do nothing of himself.
• The Explanations are deduced from the Primitive meaning through their various Usages.
• She had whimsical little theories that she had deduced from life, and that fitted the maxims of Epictetus like princess gowns.

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