Induct into Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To officially make someone a member of a group or organization, usually in a formal ceremony.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used in formal or official contexts, often referring to being welcomed into prestigious groups, societies, or positions. Common collocations: 'induct into the Hall of Fame', 'inducted into office'. Not used for casual joining (use 'join' for informal situations).
Example Sentences
She will be inducted into the club next week.
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Five new teachers were inducted into the school at the ceremony.
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He was inducted into the company as a manager.
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Last year, she was finally inducted into the Hall of Fame after years of hard work.
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He couldn’t believe he was being inducted into such a prestigious group.
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All new members are officially inducted into the association with a special dinner.
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