induce

The medicine will induce sleep.

induce sb. to do sth.

an elixir guaranteed to induce love.

a drug used to induce labor.

illness induced by overwork

intended to induce a feeling of nostalgia, it only induces in me a feeling of nausea.

and what, forsooth, induced this transformation?.

none of these measures induced a change of policy.

he was induced to part out and out with all the money.

the administration of sufficient Metrazol to induce convulsions and coma.

such effects can be induced reflexly.

Nothing shall induce me to join their club.

Too much food induces sleepiness.

We induced him to come with us.

Her illness was induced by overwork.

Advertising induces people to buy.

Excessive drinking induces alcoholism.

Failure induces a total sense of inferiority.

the pickets induced many workers to stay away.

But how does the hormone induce overindulgence?

It was suspected that she had induced it.

When my due date arrived, my OB decided I should be induced.

It is these stories that students need to remember when temptation induces them to cheat.

It is believed that eccentric movements induce muscle damage or tears within the muscle belly.

696. It's deduced that the induced fluctuation does no good to the reproducing productivity.

These happen as necrosis induced hemorrhaging spreads to the soft tissues of those body areas.

Doctors may have to induce labor.

Neal, you induced him to commit a felony.

I could be induced to arrange a passage.