conducive
kənˈdjuːsɪv
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Definition of conducive - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

helpful resulthelpful for making something happen or succeed
  • A quiet room is conducive to studying.
  • Low lighting is not conducive to concentration.
  • Teamwork is conducive to faster project completion.
beneficial favorable helpful
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Origin of conducive

Latin, conducere (to lead)

Terms with conducive included in their meaning

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beneficial
promoting or conducive to good health
influence
be conducive to a result
morally good
conducive to moral or general well-being; beneficial
moral well-being
conducive to moral or spiritual prosperity
setting
area conducive to romantic feelings
conducive
most conducive to inactivity or idleness
supportive
supporting or conducive to business activities
sports
small baseball park conducive to home runs

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  1. French:propice, ...
  2. German:förderlich, ...
  3. Italian:favorevole, ...
  4. Spanish:propicio, ...
  5. Portuguese:propício, ...
  6. Chinese:有益的, ...
  7. Japanese:〜に適した, ...
  8. Arabic:مُساعِد, ...
  9. Hebrew:תוֹרֵם לְ, ...
  10. Russian:способствующий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сприятливий, ...
  12. Hindi:अनुकूल, ...
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