Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

traductive

Adjective

/trəˈdʌktɪv/

Definition

Capable of leading or guiding in a certain direction; having the quality to induce or influence behavior or actions.

Examples

The traductive elements of the campaign were evident in the way it shaped public opinion.
Her traductive approach in teaching encouraged students to think critically.
He used a traductive argument to persuade his colleagues to adopt the new policy.

Meaning

Traductive refers to something that conducts or leads toward a particular outcome or result, often used in contexts that involve the potential to persuade or influence.