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Meanings of deduce in English

Portuguese
concluir
Catalan
inferir
Spanish
inferir

Reason by deduction; establish by deduction.

concluir
Usage of deduce in English
1
You can deduce no single actual particular from the notion of it.
Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking
2
Galileo didn't start with some assumed truth and then deduce the details.
Wired
3
Compare them and deduce treehood by subtracting the anomalous from the universal.
Stories from the Old Attic
4
It had taken Lord Akeldama four meetings to deduce she was preternatural.
Soulless
5
Arsenal were so rampant it was occasionally difficult to deduce their system.
The Guardian
6
Reading Vanity Fair, I deduce, is now mere collusion with the broken.
The Guardian
7
He criticised Anaxagoras for having tended to deduce general laws from observation.
A History of Science — Volume 1
8
Give me those few red specks and I will deduce Christian morality.
Tremendous Trifles
9
When he tried to deduce what must have happened, Ando's spine froze.
Spiral
10
Once we have accepted this, we can deduce other facts about God.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
11
They do not learn it, or deduce it, or believe it merely.
Our Master: Thoughts for Salvationists about Their Lord
12
From that conception, it is not difficult to deduce certain specific uses.
How to Tell Stories to Children, and Some Stories to Tell
13
Mai tried to deduce what they could have gotten mixed in with.
Spiral
14
Is it possible to deduce any order out of such homicidal chaos?
Courts and Criminals
15
What can we deduce from this with regard to our own genealogy?
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
16
On the above we deduce the following formula as closely resembling the original:
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
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Deduce through the time
Deduce across language varieties
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Common
United States of America
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