Deduction and Effect

Deduction

Deduction noun - Something that is or may be subtracted.

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Effect and deduction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Deduction".

Nearby Words: deduce, deduct, deductive, deducted, deductible

Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Deduction and effect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deduction" instead a noun "Effect".

full	full deduction	full effect
common	common deduction	common effect
single	single deduction	single effect
obvious	obvious deduction	obvious effect
Other adjectives: actual, great, little, immediate, intended.

The game uses all three versions of this trope, all to the scariest possible effect: It uses the "Wait for it" version, in that using the cameras littered around the facility, you can always tell where the enemies are, either through simple deduction or being able to see them.

Source: Videogame / Five Nights at Freddy's
This elemental/alloy relationship even allows an In-Universe deduction when a character is exposed to a new elemental metal and realizes there must be an alloy that produces an opposite effect she figures it out and actually gains a edge against other Allomancers for a while.

Source: Magic A Is Magic A

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