Words and phrases that have a meaning related to induction:  (196 results)
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inductee, introduction, investiture, initiation, incorporation, inclusion, fitment, methanation, hall of fame, banquet, reunion, hydrolysis, intradermal injection, amts, carburizing, recognition, methylprednisolone, insertion, remission, acclimation, felicitation, electrocardiography, crossflow, deactivation, repolarization, honorees, ferrites, coronary bypass surgery, supersession, diastole, fibrinolysis, advancement, audiometry, orals, supercharger, implantation, thrombolytic therapy, inotropic, conferral, toty, genesic, inactivation, permeation, modulation, anointment, retarder, compartmental, promulgation, pyelonephritis, unveiling, reintroduction, bivalent, anterograde, dialysate, spermatogenesis, permanent magnet, metaplasia, caesarean delivery, orchiectomy, installation, uppp, commencement, erythropoiesis, electee, titrations, busulfan, diamond jubilee, accomplishments, electromotive force, inducers, sorption, synchronous motor, etch, epilation, viva voce, turbofan engine, brushless, demineralisation, chemisorption, combustion, finalization, reenlistment, recanalization, thymic, ascension, matriculation, coronation, inaugural, potentiation, microphonic, arteriography, formation, isomerisation, reconversion, qualification, viscometer, deification, transduction, therapy, vasopressor, plasmatic, depolarization, inductions, actuation, transfer, lysis, amplification, neutralization, thermal, validation, activation, adsorption, binding, closure, elicitation, internalization, ionisation, quenching, replication, solubilization, stimulation, control, retention, treatment, orientation, relaxation, extraction, interaction, modification, solving, synthesis, diffusion, inhibition, instruction, conditioning, expansion, operant, propagation, psychotherapeutic, recovery
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— Nouns for induction: motor, decay, heating, coil, hypothesis, type, coils, procedure, therapy, training, system, more...

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