inducing

词汇解释：

inducing [ɪnˈdjuːsɪŋ] (动词的现在分词)

形容词：

1. 引发的，导致的
2. 诱导的，引诱的

名词：

1. 诱导
2. 引诱

词语辨析：

无

词汇扩充：

无

近义词：

1. causing
2. producing
3. bringing about
4. triggering

反义词：

preventing, inhibiting

柯林斯词典解释：

inducing in British English (ɪnˈdjuːsɪŋ)

1. 形容词
   1. 引起的；导致的
   2. 感应的；诱导的
2. 名词
   1. 引诱；诱导

牛津词典解释：

induce /ɪnˈdjuːs/ (inducing)

1. 动词
   1. 引起，导致
   2. 说服，劝使
   3. 诱导（产程）
   4. 感应（电流）

用法：

inducing常用作动词的现在分词形式，表示“引起的”、“导致的”或“诱导的”。

例句：

1. His speech was inducing drowsiness in the audience. (形容词)
2. The advertisement was inducing people to buy their product. (形容词)
3. The doctor used acupuncture to induce labor. (动词)
4. The magnetic field induces an electric current in the wire. (动词)
5. The study showed that stress can induce certain health problems. (动词)
6. Her soothing voice was inducing relaxation. (形容词)
7. The salesman was skilled at inducing customers to make impulsive purchases. (形容词)
8. They tried to induce him to change his mind. (动词)
9. The company offered inducements to attract new employees. (名词)
10. He resisted the inducements of the criminal gang. (名词)
11. The medication has a sleep-inducing effect. (形容词)
12. The reward served as an inducement for better performance. (名词)
13. They were induced to invest in the project by the promise of high returns. (动词)
14. The study investigated the factors inducing stress in the workplace. (动词)
15. Her behavior was inducing a sense of unease in the group. (形容词)
16. The teacher used rewards as an inducement for good behavior. (名词)
17. He was induced to confess his guilt. (动词)
18. Music can induce feelings of happiness. (动词)
19. The hypnotist induced a trance-like state in the participant. (动词)
20. Her words were inducing doubt in his mind. (形容词)
21. The financial incentives were an inducement to attract top talent. (名词)