Induce

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 212
in-dus', v. t. [-diced (-dust'), -ducixg.] lead in, introduce; to prevail on, move or effect persuasion or influence, incite, cause. (Physics.) cause by proximity without contact or transmi ion. — Induce'ment,?;. That which induces; a or consideration that persuades to action; incitement; influence. (Law.) Matter stated way of explanatory preamble or introduction.
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