induce
/ɪnˈdus/Definitions
1. verb
to bring about or cause something to happen or exist
“The cold weather induced a cough in the old man.”
2. noun
a substance used to produce a particular effect or to bring about a specific change
“The doctor administered a medication to induce a deep sleep.”
3. transitive verb
to lead or persuade someone to do something
“She tried to induce her friend to join the hiking group.”
4. intransitive verb
to have a particular effect or influence
“The music induced a feeling of calmness in the audience.”
5. transitive verb (law)
to persuade or influence a jury or judge to reach a particular decision
“The lawyer tried to induce the judge to rule in their favor.”