| ABDUCING | • abducing v. Present participle of abduce. • ABDUCE v. to draw or conduct away. |
| ADDUCING | • adducing v. Present participle of adduce. • ADDUCE v. to cite or quote. |
| CADUCITY | • caducity n. Dotage or senility. • caducity n. The state of being impermanent or transitory. • CADUCITY n. the quality of being transitory or perishable. |
| DEDUCING | • deducing v. Present participle of deduce. • DEDUCE v. to infer. |
| EDUCIBLE | • educible adj. Able to be elicited or evoked. • educible adj. Able to be deduced. • EDUCIBLE adj. able to be drawn out. |
| FIDUCIAL | • fiducial adj. Accepted as a fixed basis of reference. • fiducial adj. Based on having trust. • fiducial n. In photography, a familiar reference object used to show size or scale, such as a ruler or a coin; a fiducial marker. |
| INDUCIAE | • INDUCIAE n. a Scottish legal time limit for a defendant. |
| INDUCING | • inducing v. Present participle of induce. • inducing adj. That induces; inductive. • INDUCE v. to influence into doing something. |
| REDUCING | • reducing v. Present participle of reduce. • reducing adj. (Chemistry) That causes reduction. • REDUCE v. to diminish. |
| SEDUCING | • seducing v. Present participle of seduce. • seducing n. Seduction. • SEDUCING adj. leading astray. |
| SEDUCIVE | • seducive adj. Obsolete form of seductive. • SEDUCIVE adj. able to seduce. |