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Deutsche einfuehren Synonyme

einführen  importieren  

Englische induct Synonyme

induct  anoint  bring up  broach  call up  chair  christen  commandeer  conscript  crown  detach  detach for service  draft  enlist  enroll  enthrone  establish  float  found  impress  inaugurate  initiate  install  instate  institute  introduce  invest  join  launch  levy  lift up  list  mobilize  muster  muster in  ordain  place  place in office  press  put in  raise  recruit  register  ring in  set agoing  set on foot  set up  sign on  sign up  start going  start up  summon  swear in  throne  turn on  usher in  
inductee  abecedarian  alphabetarian  apprentice  articled clerk  beginner  boot  catechumen  conscript  debutant  draft  drafted man  draftee  enlistee  enrollee  entrant  fledgling  freshman  greenhorn  ignoramus  initiate  levy  neophyte  new boy  newcomer  novice  novitiate  postulant  probationer  probationist  raw recruit  recruit  rookie  selectee  tenderfoot  trainee  tyro  
inductile  adamant  adamantine  immovable  immutable  inelastic  inextensible  inextensile  inextensional  inflexible  intractable  intractile  irresilient  nonelastic  nonstretchable  stubborn  unalterable  unbending  unextendible  unextensible  unflexible  ungiving  unlimber  unmalleable  unpliable  unpliant  untractable  unyielding  
induction  Baconian method  a fortiori reasoning  a posteriori reasoning  a priori reasoning  accedence  acceptance  accession  admission  admittance  alphabet  analysis  apostolic orders  appointment  baptism  basics  call  call-up  calling  canonization  coming out  compulsory military service  conclusion  conferment  conscription  consecration  consequence  consequent  corollary  coronation  curtain raiser  debut  deduction  deductive reasoning  demonstration  derivation  discourse  discourse of reason  discursive reason  draft  draft call  drafting  election  electromagnetic induction  electrostatic induction  elements  embarkation  embarkment  enlistment  enrollment  enthronement  epagoge  first appearance  first principles  first steps  floating  flotation  generalization  grammar  henry  holy orders  hornbook  hypothesis and verification  illation  immission  impressment  inaugural  inaugural address  inauguration  inductance  inductive reasoning  inductivity  inference  initiation  installation  installment  instatement  institution  introduction  intromission  investiture  launching  levy  logical thought  magnetic induction  maiden speech  major orders  minor orders  mobilization  muster  mutual induction  nomination  opener  ordainment  orders  ordination  outlines  particularization  philosophical induction  philosophy  placement  preferment  preliminary  presentation  press  primer  principia  principles  proof  ratiocination  rationalism  rationality  rationalization  rationalizing  reading in  reason  reasonableness  reasoning  recruiting  recruitment  rudiments  selective service  self-induction  sophistry  specious reasoning  summons  sweet reason  syllogism  syllogistic reasoning  synthesis  taking office  unveiling  
inductive  Baconian  a fortiori  a posteriori  a priori  analytic  categorical  conditional  deductive  dialectic  discursive  enthymematic  epagogic  hypothetical  inferential  introductory  maieutic  prefatory  prelim  preludial  prelusive  preparative  preparatory  proemial  soritical  syllogistic  synthetic  
inductive reasoning  Baconian method  a fortiori reasoning  a posteriori reasoning  a priori reasoning  analysis  deduction  deductive reasoning  demonstration  discourse  discourse of reason  discursive reason  epagoge  generalization  hypothesis and verification  induction  inference  logical thought  particularization  philosophical induction  philosophy  proof  ratiocination  rationalism  rationality  rationalization  rationalizing  reason  reasonableness  reasoning  sophistry  specious reasoning  sweet reason  syllogism  syllogistic reasoning  synthesis  

induct Definition

Induct
(v. t.) To bring in
Induct
(v. t.) To introduce, as to a benefice or office

induct Bedeutung

induct introduce or initiate, The young geisha was inducted into the ways of her profession
induce induct produce electric current by electrostatic or magnetic processes
induct
invest seat 		place ceremoniously or formally in an office or position, there was a ceremony to induct the president of the Academy
induct admit as a member, We were inducted into the honor society
initiate induct accept people into an exclusive society or group, usually with some rite, African men are initiated when they reach puberty
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