Inducing and Strong

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Inducing noun - The act of reasoning or pleading with someone to accept a belief or course of action.

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Strong and inducing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strong" instead an adjective "Inducing".

Nearby Words: induce, inducement, induced

Strong adjective - Having muscles capable of exerting great physical force.

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Inducing and strong are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Inducing" instead an adjective "Strong".

Nearby Word: strongly

It's strong enough to knock almost anyone on their rump witha sip (when not inducing nausea).

Source: Gargle Blaster / Literature
Somewhat with Abby and Bandit whose super senses make bright lights, strong smells, and even the dropping of car keys headache inducing.

Source: Literature / Bigtime
The first fully effective treatment for syphilis was to literally burn it out of the patient's body by inducing a very strong fever, and the best way to do that is giving them malaria.

Source: Godzilla Threshold

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