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Synonyms & Similar Words
introduce
initiate
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install
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register
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welcome
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include
add
enlist
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accept
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usher in
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induct
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commission
Meaning of Induct
The primary meaning of the word "induct" is to formally introduce or initiate someone into a position, organization, or activity.
Definitions
- To formally introduce someone into a new position, organization, or activity
- To introduce a person to a new experience or situation
- To derive a general principle or conclusion from specific observations or instances
- To use reasoning or evidence to arrive at a conclusion
Etymology of Induct
The word "induct" comes from the Latin "inducere", which means "to lead in" or "to introduce"
The Latin "inducere" is a combination of "in" (meaning "in" or "into") and "ducere" (meaning "to lead")
The word "induct" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of introducing or initiating someone into a new position or activity
Example Uses
- The new employee will be inducted into the company next week
- She was inducted into the hall of fame for her outstanding contributions to the sport
- The scientist used inductive reasoning to derive a conclusion from the data
- The university will induct a new class of students next semester