Inducements is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDUCEMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INDUCEMENT, the act of inducing
• a thing that persuades or leads someone to do something
• a bribe
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a motive or consideration that leads one to action or to additional or more effective actions

Words related to INDUCEMENTS

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How to use INDUCEMENTS in a sentence

• Their love, their love, Jack, and their dependence on my known good humour, are their inducements.
• Major Wilioughby, however, had now sufficient inducements to move, without reference to the hostile intentions of his late captors.
• Neither do I know what tempting inducements have been held out to him to turn traitor to those who have been his truest friends.
• One reason for this lies in the new inducements which we, as a people, have to swerve from national rectitude.
• The wrong time is when the question of obedience is pending, and the wrong manner is when they are offered as inducements to obey.
• To the Roman Catholics a totally different set of inducements were brought forward.
• They asserted that several hundred more would be glad to come if sufficient inducements were offered them, as they saw before them where they were nothing but persecution.
• An useful, a necessary law is broken, not only without a reasonable motive, but with all the inducements to obedience that can be derived from safety and facility.
• Every sermon in the present volume is good for use, and furnishes both inducements and aids to the formation of manly Christian character.
• And, in addition, there were other privileges held out as inducements to these laborers.
• The inducements which led to the more speedy conquest and settlement of South America by the Spaniards, were wanting.
• One of her principal inducements to this step, related, I believe, to Mr.
• Nor were the temporal inducements to conversion confined to the period during which the Saracens were engaged in spreading Islam by force of arms.
• With the same inducements we should all do the same thing.
• The inducements which he held out led Kit Carson and five of his companions to become members of his party.
• A few hundred fur-clad men had preferred sixty below and the jumping, to the inducements of warm cabins and comfortable bunks.
• My ducks fairly stood up on their tails the better to hurl invitations and inducements at their wild brethren.
• Sometimes, after having exhausted all arguments and inducements at my command to lead a sinner to repent and turn to the Lord, I stand still.
• Among the strongest inducements, will be that of your society and Mrs.
• All the efforts of the society, therefore, were directed to the increase of learning, and the inducements of respect, ease, and profit were held up for its encouragement.
• Vast amounts of property, many millions, had been invested in manufactures, under the inducements of the act of 1824.
• The government gave the settlers large inducements in the shape of free grants of land, and practically supported them for the first two or three years.
• The usual means were supplied by the government, and the ordinary inducements held forth by the association.
• The inducements to morality are the motives assigned as working in its favour.
• The railroad enterprise was uncertain, the possibilities of its growth could not be foreseen, and private capital would not invest without great inducements.
• The guide appeared to confirm this impression, and held out inducements that led to the belief that he was acquainted with the portage in question.
• With kind treatment and new hopes, the simple sons of Africa would have inducements to labor and to await with patient hope the future and its rewards.
• In some places special inducements have been held out to people of small means to secure a five-acre vineyard while they are at work in other business.
• Beyond doubt inducements were offered them at every American port to desert and ship under the Stars and Stripes.
• They knew that one of the Thorntons could not be won by money, but they were rather surprised to find out that he could not be beguiled by other inducements.
• The Rochester Negro convention in 1853 pronounced against migration, but nevertheless emissaries were sent in various directions to see what inducements could be offered.

Similar words containing DUCEMENT without suffix s and without prefix in

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