INDUCTS Meaning and
Definition
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Inducts is a verb that refers to the act of formally admitting an individual into a group, organization, or institution, often with a ceremony or formal process. This term is commonly used in the context of inductions into clubs, associations, societies, military services, or even educational institutions.
When someone is inducted, it means they are officially accepted or initiated as a member of the aforementioned group or organization. It implies that the person has met certain criteria or qualifications required for membership. Typically, the inductee has passed through a selection process or has been chosen based on their skills, abilities, or other relevant attributes.
Inductions often involve a formal ceremony where the inductee is welcomed and introduced to existing members. During this event, the new member may take an oath or pledge, promising to adhere to the principles, rules, or responsibilities associated with the group. Sometimes, a symbolic badge, certificate, or similar token is presented to mark the induction and signify membership.
The term "inducts" can also be used in a broader sense to describe the process of introducing or installing someone into a new role, position, or task. For instance, a company may induct new employees through an orientation program to familiarize them with the organization's culture, policies, and procedures. In this context, it implies the formalization and acknowledgment of someone's induction into a specific work environment.
Common Misspellings for INDUCTS
Etymology of INDUCTS
The word inducts is derived from the Latin word inducere, which means to lead in or to bring in. The Latin word is a combination of the prefix in- (meaning in or into) and ducere (meaning to lead). Through various modifications and linguistic shifts over time, the word inducere evolved into induct in English, which then gave rise to the plural form inducts.
Similar spelling words for INDUCTS
- inducement,
- inducing,
- indusium,
- induct,
- Indusial,
- inductive,
- indict,
- industry,
- induced,
- intactness,
- inductance,
- indus,
- inductor,
- indic,
- inducer,
- intact,
- inducive,
- indicates,
- indiction,
- indicts,
- induce,
- induction,
- inductee.
Conjugate verb Inducts
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