Synonyms for induced
in·duced

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1. inducedadjective

   brought about or caused; not spontaneous

   "a case of steroid-induced weakness"

   Antonyms:
   natural, spontaneous, unprompted, self-generated, intuitive, impulsive, instinctive

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1. List of paraphrases for "induced":

   induces, armature, caused, elicited, induce, evoked, provoked, prompted

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1. An NTSB official:

   The pilot took pride in these positions with both the client and Island Express. They had a good relationship with the client and likely did not want to disappoint them by not completing the flight. This self-induced pressure can adversely affect pilot decision-making and judgment.

2. Haywood Brown:

   For instance, we know that women who are obese and particularly black women have a higher risk of stillbirth at term. So is this a group that should be induced anyway at 39 weeks ? My answer is yes.

3. Andy McCarthy:

   Even if they brought criminal charges that were based solely on evidence that they believed was reliable, they would still have to combat an argument in the trial that a heavily dominated Democratic committee induced the Democratic Justice Department to bring criminal charges in order to sideline the sitting Democratic president’s likely rival in the 2024 election, which is not a position to want to be in as a prosecutor.

4. Marc Chaikin:

   The market doesn't care. It's a Fed-induced, liquidity-driven market, money has nowhere to go.

5. Said Hanson:

   I think the perfect storm of COVID fears, locking down two-thirds of the population for 15 months, the self-induced recession, the Trump derangement syndrome, the George Floyd death, the 120 days of riots, the inactivity and inability to get people to meet one another, the crazy election, all of that was the spark or the fuse that lit the preexisting problems.