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View definitions for induction

induction

noun as in taking in, initiation

noun as in inference

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It provides thousands of dollars in the form of rebates and tax credits for a consumer to get an EV and electrify their home with solar panels, a heat pump, and an induction stove.

From Salon

Since his 2013 Hall of Fame induction, Trump has not appeared on WWE programming - and with the evolution of its brand and the diversification of its weekly product, it is unlikely he ever will again.

From BBC

Paul McCartney was among a string of artists who lined up to pay tribute to him in a lookback of his career in a video broadcast during his induction.

From BBC

He had a booth each summer at Cooperstown during the Hall of Fame induction weekend.

He can count on a Hall of Fame induction in 2028, the first year he will be eligible.

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

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