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Meanings of induct in English
Synonyms
Examples for "initiate"
Examples for "initiate"
1
The government needs to wake up, take action and initiate an NAP.
2
Early diagnosis is thus of prime importance to initiate adapted treatment promptly.
3
Certain fungal members of this group are required to initiate filamentous growth.
4
Scientific break-throughs, especially in the area of medicine, initiate fresh ethical debates.
5
In order to be responsible, the service provider must initiate the transfer.
Usage of induct in English
1
Join Ashton Prep's hottest new sorority as we induct our third member:
2
Thus the conditions of both factors of aesthetic emotion tend to induct pleasure.
3
Why travel far to induct a peasant girl when one was close by?
4
We must have guides, we must, occasionally, induct into our society new associates.
5
So what drives parents to induct their children into a religion they have rejected?
6
Nixon announced he would not request a renewal of his authority to induct men.
7
With your permission, Mr. Grandon, I will induct Mrs. Grandon into the enchanting mystery.
8
A lot depends on the quality of soldiers we can induct into the first class.
9
An attempt to induct David Oyelowo into the club seemed more than a little patronising.
10
It also plans to develop and induct 155 mm artillery guns within the next three years.
11
They want to induct you in three weeks.
12
We must, therefore, extend the statutory authority to induct men for two years of military service.
13
Under Mafia rules, the five families could induct new members to replace those who had passed away.
14
His book is an achievement which should induct Señor de Loyarte into membership in several more academies.
15
So it would not be surprising if European regulators decide to induct Google into their billion-dollar-fine club next.
16
Stipe will induct Nirvana, which was chosen in its first year of eligibility, 20 years after founder Cobain's death.
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