Definition
Definition of eduction - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
extractionDated the act of drawing out or extracting somethingDated
- The eduction of fumes from the chamber was crucial for safety..
2.
geologyDated geological process exposing deep-seated rocksDated
- Eduction revealed ancient rocks in the canyon.
3.
engineDated US the exhaust stroke in an engineDated US
- The engine's eduction phase was efficient.
Origin of eduction
Latin, educere (to lead out)
Examples of eduction in a sentence
Eduction of resources is a complex process. Eduction can expose valuable minerals. The process of eduction shapes the landscape. The mechanic checked the eduction process thoroughly. A faulty eduction can lead to engine failure.
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- French:extraction, exhumation, ...
- German:Extraktion, Eduktion, ...
- Italian:estrazione, esposizione geologica, ...
- Spanish:extracción, exhumación, ...
- Portuguese:extração, exumação, ...
- Chinese:提取, 地质暴露, ...
- Japanese:抽出, 露出, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِخْرَاج, اِنكِشَاف الصُّخور العَمِيقَة, ...
- Hebrew:חִלּוּץ, חֲשִׂיפָה, ...
- Russian:удаление, эдукция, ...
- Ukrainian:витягування, едукція, ...
- Hindi:निकर्षण, उद्घाटन, ...
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