Convinced and Induce

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Convinced adjective - Having a strong belief or conviction.

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Induce and convinced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Induce" instead a verb "Convinced".

Nearby Words: convincing, convincingly

Induce verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).

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Convinced and induce are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Convinced" with "Induce", this verbs are similar.

Nearby Words: inducement, induction, inducing

Convinced somehow that Spock won after the events of "Amok Time", he undergoes a hormonal treatment to induce plak'tow to mate with T'Pring.

Source: Literature / Spock's World
In "The Ultimate Computer", the M5, convinced that "murdering" men and women on the starships in the war games deserves death, deliberately drops the Enterpise's shields to induce the other ships to destroy it.

Source: Playing Possum
She tampers with the Emperor's medicine to induce insomnia, restlessness and hallucinations, which all contributed to him having nightmares which she then convinced the Emperor is caused by restless ghosts and can only be resolved by setting up a memorial plaque.

Source: Series / Nirvana In Fire

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