inˈducive, a. rare.
[f. induce v. + -ive; cf. conducive.]
Tending to induce.
| 1611 Florio, Indottiuo, induciue, perswasiue. 1757 E. Griffith Lett. Henry & Frances (1767) II. 187 That pleasing opinion, so flattering to the dignity of human nature, and so inducive to its ethicks. 1886 M. Linskill Haven under Hill II. xi. 137 Soft murmuring sounds..inducive of quiet hoping and trusting. |