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educe

/ɪˈdjuːs/

Tradução: Verbo pouco comum que significa extrair, revelar ou fazer surgir algo que está oculto ou em potencial.

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verb

/ɪˈdjuːs/formalobsoleto
  • ptVerbo pouco comum que significa extrair, revelar ou fazer surgir algo que está oculto ou em potencial.

An obsolete verb meaning to draw out, elicit, or bring forth something latent or potential.

  1. To draw out or bring forthC2formal

    To develop or draw out something latent or potential.

    ptExtrair ou fazer surgir

    • The teacher's questions educed thoughtful responses from the students.
    • The investigation educed new evidence that had been hidden.
    • Her speech educed a strong emotional reaction from the audience.

    Sinônimosbring outcall forthderivedraw outelicitevokeextract

    Antônimoscurbinhibitrepressstiflesuppress

  2. To infer or deduceC2formal

    To arrive at a conclusion by reasoning from given facts or premises.

    ptInferir

    • From the data, we can educe that the trend will continue.
    • The detective educed the truth from the suspect's conflicting statements.
    • Philosophers often educe principles from everyday observations.

    Sinônimosconcludededucederivedrawelicitextractgatherinfer

    Antônimosinduce

Formas
  • educed past participle
  • educed past simple
  • educing present participle
  • educes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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