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Definition of: induct

(in·dukt) v.t.
1. To bring into or install in an office, benefice, etc., especially with formal ceremony.
2. To bring or lead in; introduce; initiate.
3. U.S. To bring (one who has been conscripted) into a military service. [<L inductus, pp. of inducere. See INDUCE.]

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