educe
11educe — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. draw forth, bring out, develop, elicit; deduce, infer, evoke. See extraction. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. evoke, elicit, extract; see obtain 1 . See Synonym Study at extract . III (Roget s 3… …
12educe — e·duce || iË djuËs v. elicit, draw forth; arrive at, deduce …
13educe — deuce …
14educe — [ɪ dju:s] verb formal 1》 bring out or develop (something latent or potential). 2》 infer from data. Derivatives eduction noun Origin ME: from L. educere lead out …
15educe — v. a. Extract, draw out, bring out …
16educe — v 1. draw forth or out, bring forth or out, elicit, evoke, call forth, summon; develop, derive, evolve. 2. infer, deduce, conclude, surmise, reason; suppose, guess, esteem, reckon, opine; arrive at, draw an inference or conclusion …
17educe — e•duce [[t]ɪˈdus, ɪˈdyus[/t]] v. t. e•duced, e•duc•ing 1) to draw forth or bring out, as something potential or latent; elicit; develop 2) to infer or deduce • Etymology: 1400–50; < L ēdūcere=ē e +dūcere to lead e•duc′i•ble, adj. e•duc•tion… …
18educe — /əˈdjus/ (say uh dyoohs), /i / (say ee ) verb (t) (educed, educing) to draw forth or bring out; elicit; develop. {Latin ēdūcere lead forth, bring up} –educible, adjective …
19educe — v.t. bring out, develop; elicit. ♦ educible, a. ♦ educt, n. substance separated out unchanged from another decomposing substance. ♦ eduction, n. act of educing; exhaust stroke of steam or internal combustion engine. ♦ eductive, adj …
20educe — v.tr. 1 bring out or develop from latent or potential existence; elicit. 2 infer; elicit a principle, number, etc., from data. Derivatives: educible adj. eduction n. eductive adj. Etymology: ME f. L educere educt lead out (as E , ducere lead) …
