Conducive

That may conduce or contribute; having a tendency to promote. "An action conducive to the good of our country." -Add is on. Conducivene , n. The quality of being conducive; conducible ne . Con'duct, n. [Lat. conductus , from conduco - con , and duco, ductum , to lead; Fr. conduite; Sp. conduct a .] Act of leading; guidance; command. - Guidance of one's self; personal behavior; carriage; deportment; manner of life; demeanor. - Management; administration. Convoy; escort; as, a letter of safe- conduct .