Brought and Induced

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Induced and brought are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Induced" instead a verb "Brought".

Induced adjective - Brought about or caused; not spontaneous.

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Brought and induced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brought" instead a verb "Induced".

Nearby Words: inducement, inducing

Calvin and Hobbes has a sugar-induced variant, brought on when Calvin eats too much Chocolate-Frosted Sugar Bombs cereal.

Source: Caffeine Bullet Time
This is how Steel Angel Kurumi is brought to life, when an explosion-induced earthquake drops her onto the lips of the male protagonist.

Source: Accidental Kiss
This had to do, amusingly, with some sort of time-induced insanity brought on by having the proverbial reset button pressed one too many times.

Source: Reset Button

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