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inductive definition

in·duc·tive (in duk′tiv)

adjective

  1. Rare inducing; leading on
  2. of, or proceeding by methods of, logical induction inductive reasoning
  3. produced by induction
  4. of inductance or electrical or magnetic induction
  5. Rare introductory
  6. Physiol. producing a change or response in an organism

Etymology: LL inductivus

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inductive Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • coupler: The inductive coupler is used with the hearing aid switched to the ' T ' position to pick up the sound.

Modifying Another Word

  • highly: Most inverters for motor drives or power supply applications drive power into loads which are highly inductive.
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