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Meanings of inducement in English
Usage of inducement in English
1
The question comes out colder than he means: 'Upon what possible inducement?'
2
Oratory is a real inducement in societies seldom blessed with that attraction.
3
Perhaps the distance from the town was an inducement to live there.
4
As the opportunities of forgery were greater, so also was the inducement.
5
Pay, honours, and the like cease to be the inducement of effort.
6
The roads-ifthey can be so called-offerlittle inducement to the tourist.
7
The inducement, here, however, was of course in no way instantly recognizable.
8
I am disposed to exercise this power if the inducement is sufficient.
9
However, we expect to offer you an inducement soon in Lord Vargrave.
10
Upon my word, it is the strongest inducement you could offer me.
11
Not that this would be the only inducement for living at Pisa.
12
There is no other inducement great enough to bring the departed back.
13
The men, however, required no inducement to exert themselves to the utmost.
14
And this was my inducement for writing the note, which you received.
15
But there was this inducement for her to go on with it.
16
Except to the mischievously inclined, they offer no inducement to commit violence.
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Inducement through the time
Inducement across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common