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Meanings of conducive in English

Tending to bring about; being partly responsible for.

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Usage of conducive in English
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Without this an environment conducive to state capture will continue to flourish.
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These schools offer an environment that is simply not conducive to learning.
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Creating a working environment more conducive to movement also promotes employee wellbeing.
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Biologists agree that certain environments are more conducive to speciation than others.
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Please assume an attitude most conducive to processing, and we shall begin.
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The university said the hall environment was not conducive to Dani's recovery.
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The STUDY of MATHEMATICS conducive to the Developement of the Intellectual Powers.
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This indicates that the current environment is conducive to a strong ZAR.
The South African
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I've never found it to be particularly conducive to getting things done.
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The confirmation which hath descended unto thee is conducive to unlimited favor.
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This pathway is conducive to the progress and uplift of the world.
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The habits of Holden had been eminently conducive to health and strength.
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Visit Website Compartmentalized urban lifestyles are not conducive to spontaneous climbing trips.
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He found the islands during his periods of inaction conducive to indolence.
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The prospect of that canoe trip was not conducive to easy slumber.
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Warnings will be issued when these thunderstorms are conducive for these elements.
The South African
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Conducive across language varieties
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