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Inflections of 'induce' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

induces: v 3rd person singular

inducing: v pres p

induced: v past

induced: v past p

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Sense: Verb: persuade

Synonyms:

persuade , convince , sway , seduce, lure , urge , get sb to do sth, talk sb into sth, spur , motivate, move , influence , inspire, cajole, coax

Sense: Verb: cause

Synonyms:

cause , produce , bring about, bring on, give rise to, lead to, set off, instigate, prompt , incite, stimulate, beget, invoke, generate

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