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View definitions for induced

induced

adjective as in persuaded

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adjective as in brought about

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Perpetual, mother to five-year-old twins, was hospitalised with Covid in 2020 and was so ill she was put in an induced coma.

From BBC

But with these participants with clinical depression, we actually induced them to ruminate about negative thoughts and feelings before they went on the walk.

Following a severe battle with autoimmune encephalitis in 2022, which left Burton in a medically induced coma for 25 days, she returned to rugby and was first capped earlier this year.

From BBC

He shakes his fists and jerks his legs in a manner suggesting a rare uncontrollable muscle spasm induced by a live electric wire arbitrarily applied to the spinal column.

From Salon

"The human induced geology is too strong compared to human beings," he argues.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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