induced

• Describe algo que es causado o provocado por un determinado factor o agente, o que resulta de una acción o proceso previo.

Describes something that is brought about or caused by a specific factor or agent.

1. Medically causedB2formalmedical

   Brought on or caused by medical intervention or artificial means.

   Inducido (por medios médicos)

   • The doctor recommended an induced labor due to complications.
   • She had an induced coma to reduce brain swelling.
   • Induced vomiting is sometimes used in poisoning cases.

   Sinónimosartificialiatrogenicprovoked

2. Produced by external factorsB2formalscientific

   Created or brought about by a specific external cause or condition.

   inducido

   • The experiment used induced magnetism in the metal rods.
   • Stress-induced illnesses are common in high-pressure jobs.
   • The drug-induced sleep lasted for several hours.

   Sinónimoselicitedevokedprovokedstimulated

   Antónimosinnateintrinsicnaturalspontaneous

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de persuadir o influir sobre alguien para que haga algo, o para provocar un estado o efecto determinado.

A verb used to indicate the act of persuading or influencing someone to do something, or of causing a particular condition or effect.

1. Cause or bring aboutB2formalmedical

   To cause something to happen, especially a physical or mental state.

   inducir, causar, provocar

   • The medication can induce sleep within minutes.
   • Stress can induce headaches in some people.
   • The doctor decided to induce labor due to medical reasons.

   Sinónimosbring aboutcauseelicitengenderevokegenerateinstigateoccasionprecipitateproduceprompttrigger

   Antónimosdeterdiscourageprevent

2. Produce by persuasionB2formalscientific

   To persuade or influence someone to do something.

   Inducir a hacer algo

   • They tried to induce him to change his mind.
   • The advertisement induced many customers to buy the product.
   • She was induced to join the project by the promise of a bonus.

   Sinónimoscoaxconvinceinfluencemotivatepersuadepromptswaytalk intourge

   Antónimosdeterdiscouragedisinclinedissuadeprevent

3. C1formalscientific

   To produce an electric current or magnetic field by a process of induction.

   Inducir (corriente eléctrica)

   • Moving a magnet near a coil can induce a current.
   • The generator induces electricity through electromagnetic induction.
   • The experiment induced a voltage in the secondary circuit.