Inducing Meaning in English
word · lemma: induce
释义
Causing something to happen or making someone take an action, often deliberately. It is commonly used in medical, scientific, and general contexts.
用法与细微差别
Common in formal and academic contexts, especially medicine ('labor inducing drugs'), science ('inducing a reaction'), and psychology. Not used informally. Often paired with words like 'inducing stress,' 'inducing sleep,' 'inducing changes.' Don't confuse with 'introducing' (to present someone or something).
例句
The doctor is inducing labor to help the baby arrive safely.
basic
Certain medicines are used for inducing sleep.
basic
Loud noises can be inducing stress in the students.
basic
She regrets inducing her friend to skip class.
natural
The strange smell in the kitchen was inducing my hunger.
natural
He’s always talking about health, almost inducing guilt when I eat junk food.
natural