inducer
/ˈɪn.djuː.sər/Definitions
1. noun
a substance or agent that induces or brings about a specified condition or effect
“The radiation was used as an inducer to stimulate the growth of the plant cells.”
2. noun
a device or machine that induces a specified condition or effect, especially in the treatment of a medical condition
“The patient underwent treatment with an inducer to increase the effectiveness of the medication.”
3. verb
to induce or bring about a specified condition or effect
“The doctor’s words induced a sense of calm in the anxious patient.”
4. verb
to treat or stimulate something, typically as a preparation for a medical procedure
“The doctor induced labor in the expecting mother.”