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Inductive (Adjective)

Of reasoning; proceeding from particular facts to a general conclusion; "inductive reasoning".

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She applied inductive methods to draw a general conclusion about the experiment based on her observations of individual cases.
His arguments relied on inductive logic to reach a sweeping statement about the characteristics of all the individuals within a group.
In philosophy class, we were introduced to the idea that knowledge derived through experience can lead to an inductive form of understanding about a certain principle.
Historically, great breakthroughs were facilitated by brilliant inductive minds capable of envisioning concepts or unifying explanations after collating voluminous instances and analyzing multifaceted complexities.
Renaissance scientific culture highlighted thinkers’ fascination with studying smaller specifics leading via an inductive manner towards profoundly global frameworks within myriad contexts, academic realms inclusive.

Arising from inductance; "inductive reactance".

Relational adjectives (pertainyms).

Inducing or influencing; leading on; "inductive to the sin of Eve"- John Milton.

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The siren's song was inductive to the sailors, drawing them in with its haunting melody.
Her flirtatious behavior was inductive to trouble, as it often led to misunderstandings and hurt feelings.
The charismatic cult leader's words were inductive to a sense of euphoria, making his followers believe they were invincible.
The salesperson's smooth talk was inductive to making a purchase, but the fine print told a different story.
The ancient myths were inductive to a deeper understanding of human nature, revealing universal fears and desires.