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Meaning induct meaning

What does induct mean?

induct

— verb place ceremoniously or formally in an office or position there was a ceremony to induct the president of the Academy — verb admit as a member We were inducted into the honor society — verb introduce or initiate The young geisha was inducted into the ways of her profession — verb (= initiate) accept people into an exclusive society or group, usually with some rite African men are initiated when they reach puberty — verb (= induce) produce electric current by electrostatic or magnetic processes

Synonyms induct synonyms

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induce initiate invest install seat introduce inaugurate establish enlist draft vectoring usher title tag summon steering settle set up send for refer recruit prelude page ordain nominate name make levy leader pilot lead into join invite institute instate insert induction impress import homing hail guide guidance go under familiarize familiarise entitle enter dub draught designate

Conjugation induct conjugation

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induct · verb

Examples induct examples

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Consequently, I have instructed him forthwith. to induct you into the service. and, for your own good, to take up active duty. with the United States Army.
I've been asking myself why would anyone induct a bioelectrical charge into a glial cell.
Chancellor Gowron is travelling from Kronos to induct him into the Order of Kahless.
THEY'RE AFRAID WE'LL INDUCT NEW RECRUITS.
I remember the first time I saw a rattler curled up in my path -Induct this animal, Sargent.
So with the power invested in me, I'd like to induct the Ramones.
You say more and you might as well induct him into the Order.
Ruining is the best in the field of normal hypnosis, but you specialize in Waking Hypnosis, you can induct a patient without him knowing.
We have no soul to induct yet, I'm afraid.
Prefect, you may induct him into the guards with the rank of tribune.
Consequently, I have instructed him to induct you into the service, and for your own good, to take up active duty with the United States army.
What do you say we induct him as an honorary member?
As long as you don't induct her while we're gone.
Yes, why didn't she induct us?
SCOUTMASTER? THEY DON'T ALLOW QUEERS IN THE SCOUTS. THEY'RE AFRAID WE'LL INDUCT NEW RECRUITS.
Induct this animal, Sargent.
Induct her into the court!
You could get rid of the transformers, get a better system and induct power instead.

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