Meaning & Definition of word "Conducive"

Conducive

/kənˈdjuːsɪv/

adjective:

  • 1. Making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible.
    • Example: The quiet atmosphere of the library is conducive to studying.
  • 2. Having the effect of promoting or contributing to something.
    • Example: A healthy diet is conducive to overall well-being.
  • 3. Tending to lead to or produce a desired result.
    • Example: The warm climate is conducive to the growth of tropical plants.
  • 4. Favorably inclined or agreeable; supportive.
    • Example: The company's culture is conducive to innovation and creativity.

Etymology

From Latin 'conducere', meaning 'to lead or bring together'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

conducive atmosphere:

an environment that lends itself to a particular outcome or activity.

conducive conditions:

situations that are supportive of specific results.

Related Words

conduce:

to lead or contribute to a certain result or outcome.

conduct:

to guide or carry on; to direct.

Slang Meanings of conducive

Meaning: leading to good vibes

Example Sentence: This party is so conducive, everyone is having a great time!

Meaning: chilling and supportive atmosphere

Example Sentence: The hangout spot is really conducive for our meetings.