conducive
IPA: kʌndˈusɪv
adjective
- Tending to contribute to, encourage, or bring about some result.
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Examples of "conducive" in Sentences
- It was not conducive to the forum.
- That is not conducive to improving the article.
- The 60s were conducive to radical ways of thinking.
- The advice is not conducive to improving the article.
- It is conducive to the best life and an ingredient of it.
- I hope it is now more congenial and conducive to discussion.
- Soils are usually friable and conducive to burrow excavation.
- Neither behavior is conducive to the amicable resolution of this issue.
- The area is also very conducive to the interests of fishing enthusiasts.
- Karmafist's actions are not exactly conducive to the resolution of the dispute.