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conducive
adjective as in favorable for
Example Sentences
That sentiment isn’t conducive to a night spent with an information delivery system designed to keep the audience straining on tenterhooks.
The hyper-competitiveness and shallowness of this toxic masculinity aren't conducive to developing true friendships with other men.
In the petition's statement, Kv further explained that it will act "to ensure a healthier, safer, and more conducive working environment for artists to cultivate their talents reducing psychological distress. This would also include early interventions to protect and minimize before it's too late. Furthermore, the increasing rate of musicians who die before the age of 35, is concerning. We need to act now!"
That's not an environment conducive to getting everyone on board with committing a bunch more serious crimes.
"I think now we have a much more conducive environment to innovate and share and learn together, and that positive and constructive dialogue with all partners, whether it's England, Scotland, Northern Ireland or our international partners, can only be a good thing."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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