induce
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈdus]
Word
Context: “causation”
(verb) to make something happen or to bring about a certain effect. It's kind of like when you do something that leads to a result, like how your actions can make someone feel happy or sad.
Example
The doctor gave her medicine to induce sleep so she could rest.
Example
His loud cheering did not induce any excitement among the players.
Example
What can we do to induce a positive change in our community?
Context: “persuasion”
(verb) to convince someone to do something. It's like when you talk someone into trying a new game because you think they would enjoy it.
Example
She was able to induce him to join the team by highlighting the fun activities.
Example
He couldn’t induce his friends to try the new restaurant because they were not interested.
Example
How can I induce my brother to help me with my homework?
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