induct
/ɪnˈdʌkt, -ˈdʌkt/Definitions
1. verb
to introduce or initiate someone into a particular group, activity, or situation, especially formally or officially
“She was inducted into the prestigious honor society at the university.”
2. verb
to bring or introduce a person, place, or thing into contact with something, such as an electric current
“The electrical engineer was tasked with inducting a new component into the existing circuit.”
3. noun
the act of introducing or initiating someone into a particular group, activity, or situation, especially formally or officially
“The induction ceremony marked the beginning of the new academic year.”
4. noun
a person or thing that is introduced or brought into contact with something, such as an electric current
“The inductor was carefully placed in the electrical circuit.”