Induced can be categorized as a verb and an adjective.
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induced - brought about or caused; not spontaneous; "a case of steroid-induced weakness" | ||
Verb |
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induce - cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner; "The ads induced me to buy a VCR"; "My children finally got me to buy a computer"; "My wife made me buy a new sofa" | ||
induce - cause to arise; "induce a crisis" | ||
induce - produce electric current by electrostatic or magnetic processes | ||
induce - reason or establish by induction | ||
induce - cause to occur rapidly; "the infection precipitated a high fever and allergic reactions" |
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1. | adj. | A case of steroid-induced weakness. | |
2. | verb | The dramatic increase in radiation-induced thyroid cancers in children and adolescents in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, which have been observed since 1991, continues to this day. | |
3. | verb | What can have induced him to behave so cruelly? | |
4. | verb | Tom was viciously bashed and doctors had to put him into an induced coma to relieve the swelling on his brain. | |
5. | verb | Jefferson's supreme respect for the teachings of Jesus induced him not only to compile a digest of His words, but to then read the sacred collection every night. | |
6. | verb | Mary was two weeks past her due date, so the doctor induced labour. | |
7. | verb | Mary is taken to the hospital and placed in a medically induced coma. | |
8. | verb | The psychiatric diagnosis known as gender dysphoria can be induced in a cisgender person through the same hormone therapy that treats it in transgender people, as it was by the British government in Alan Turing, causing him to commmit suicide. | |
9. | verb | Many chemical reactions can be artificially induced. | |
10. | verb | Staring into another human being's eyes for ten uninterrupted minutes reliably induced altered states of consciousness in subjects who participated in an experiment conducted in Italy in 2015. | |
11. | verb | Yanni was in a medically induced coma. | |
12. | verb | Induce a crisis. | |
13. | verb | Nothing could induce him to change his mind. | |
14. | verb | Moderate exercise in the evening helps induce sleep. | |
15. | verb | Because of the increasing risk of complications the doctor decided to induce labor. | |
16. | verb | They induce uncertainty in muscle power, confusion in mind power, and imbecility in soul power. |
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adj. | |
A case of steroid-induced weakness. |
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verb | |
The dramatic increase in radiation-induced thyroid cancers in children and adolescents in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, which have been observed since 1991, continues to this day. |
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What can have induced him to behave so cruelly? | |
Tom was viciously bashed and doctors had to put him into an induced coma to relieve the swelling on his brain. | |
Jefferson's supreme respect for the teachings of Jesus induced him not only to compile a digest of His words, but to then read the sacred collection every night. | |
Mary was two weeks past her due date, so the doctor induced labour. | |
Mary is taken to the hospital and placed in a medically induced coma. | |
The psychiatric diagnosis known as gender dysphoria can be induced in a cisgender person through the same hormone therapy that treats it in transgender people, as it was by the British government in Alan Turing, causing him to commmit suicide. | |
Many chemical reactions can be artificially induced. | |
Staring into another human being's eyes for ten uninterrupted minutes reliably induced altered states of consciousness in subjects who participated in an experiment conducted in Italy in 2015. | |
Yanni was in a medically induced coma. | |
Induce a crisis. |
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Nothing could induce him to change his mind. | |
Moderate exercise in the evening helps induce sleep. | |
Because of the increasing risk of complications the doctor decided to induce labor. | |
They induce uncertainty in muscle power, confusion in mind power, and imbecility in soul power. |