Was his decision influenced by any illegal financial inducements?
Employees were offered a bonus as an inducement to finish the project on schedule.
The low interest rate was little inducement for individuals to save money.
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tra|duce´ment — tra|duce «truh DOOS, DYOOS», transitive verb, duced, duc|ing. to speak evil of (a person) falsely; slander. SYNONYM(S): defame, malign, vilify, asperse, calumniate. ╂[earlier, to alter, change over, transport < Latin trādūcere parade in… … Useful english dictionary
e|duce|ment — «ih DOOS muhnt, DYOOS », noun. 1. the act of educing. 2. the state of being educed … Useful english dictionary
in|duce|ment — «ihn DOOS muhnt, DYOOS », noun. 1. something that influences or persuades; incentive: »A new bicycle for the winner was an inducement to try hard to win the contest. 2. the act of influencing or persuading. 3. Law. the introductory portion of a… … Useful english dictionary
se|duce|ment — «sih DOOS muhnt, DYOOS », noun. = seduction. (Cf. ↑seduction) … Useful english dictionary
tra|duce — «truh DOOS, DYOOS», transitive verb, duced, duc|ing. to speak evil of (a person) falsely; slander. SYNONYM(S): defame, malign, vilify, asperse, calumniate. ╂[earlier, to alter, change over, transport < Latin trādūcere parade in disgrace; ( … Useful english dictionary
conducement — con·duce·ment … English syllables
deducement — de·duce·ment … English syllables
inducement — in·duce·ment … English syllables
seducement — se·duce·ment … English syllables
traducement — tra·duce·ment … English syllables
