Conducive+to

  • 21conducive to — contributing or helping towards (a particular outcome). → conducive …

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  • 22conducive — adjective (conducive to) contributing or helping towards (a particular outcome) …

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  • 23conducive — adjective a environment that is conducive to learning Syn: favorable to, beneficial to, advantageous to, opportune to, propitious to, encouraging to, promising to, convenient for, good for, helpful, instrumental in, productive of, useful for Ant …

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  • 24conducive — [kənˈdjuːsɪv] adj conducive to sth creating a situation that helps something to happen …

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  • 25conducive — con•du•cive [[t]kənˈdu sɪv, ˈdyu [/t]] adj. tending to produce; conducing; contributive (usu. fol. by to): eating habits conducive to good health[/ex] • Etymology: 1640–50 con•du′cive•ness, n …

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  • 26conducive — /kənˈdjusɪv/ (say kuhn dyoohsiv) adjective (sometimes followed by to) contributive; helpful: *This fate was not extended to writers like Patrick White, Martin Boyd or George Johnston who similarly sought exile in climes more conducive to the… …

  • 27conducive — con du·cive || sɪv adj. encouraging, helpful; contributive, promoting; tending to cause …

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  • 28conducive — a. Conducing, contributing, subservient, instrumental, subsidiary, promotive …

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  • 29conducive — adj contributive, contributing, contributory, accessory, ancillary; helpful, instrumental, useful; favorable, advantageous, convenient, good, in a fair way; leaning towards, tending towards, disposed towards …

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  • 30conducive — con·du·cive …

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