Induce
41induce — v 1. persuade, convince, talk into, prevail on, sway, get; influence, inspire, rouse, encourage, stimulate; propel, impel, provoke, instigate, incite; prompt, actuate, move, drive, motivate, put up to; urge, goad, spur, prod, egg on, nudge;… …
42induce — in·duce …
43induce — Ho o , ho okonokono, kono …
44induce — To bring on or about, to affect, cause, to influence to an act or course of conduct, lead by persuasion or reasoning, incite by motives, prevail on. See also seduce …
45induce — To bring on or about, to affect, cause, to influence to an act or course of conduct, lead by persuasion or reasoning, incite by motives, prevail on. See also seduce …
46induce — To cause or to bring about …
47induce — To lead on, to influence, to prevail on, or move by persuasion or influence. Bradbury v Brooks, 82 Colo 133, 257 P 359 …
48induce — v.tr. 1 (often foll. by to + infin.) prevail on; persuade. 2 bring about; give rise to. 3 Med. bring on (labour) artificially, esp. by use of drugs. 4 Electr. produce (a current) by induction. 5 Physics cause (radioactivity) by bombardment. 6… …
49induce a voltage — To produce a voltage by electromagnetic induction …
50induce and encourage — A term broad enough to include every form of influence and persuasion. International Brotherhood, E. W. v NLRB, 341 US 694, 95 L Ed 1299, 71 S Ct 954 …