Inductive
Pronunciation: /ˌɪnˈdʌktɪv/
Inductive (adj)
- Using specific observations to reach a general conclusion.
- Developed from data or results, then used to suggest a wider rule.
- Relating to producing an electric current by changing a magnetic field.
Inductive (adjective)
Examples
- Inductive reasoning starts from facts and reaches a general idea.
- The method is inductive because it builds conclusions from observed facts.