subinduce

/sʌbɪnˈduːs/

Definitions

1. verb

to induce or cause something to happen before it is due or expected

“The news was able to subinduce a sense of urgency among the public.”

2. verb

to induce or bring about a state or condition before it is due or expected

“The early warning signs were able to subinduce a sense of caution in the researchers.”

3. noun

the act of inducing or causing something to happen before it is due or expected

“The subinduction of the symptoms was a key factor in their diagnosis.”

Synonyms

  • anticipate
  • foreshadow

Antonyms

  • delay
  • postpone