deducive (Meaning)
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deducive (a.)
That deduces; inferential.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deducive
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deducive Sentence Examples
- His deductive reasoning skills were highly deducive in solving complex puzzles.
- The deductive approach proved deducive in unraveling the mystery surrounding the ancient artifact.
- She employed a deducive method to arrive at logical conclusions in her scientific research.
- The detective's deducive abilities enabled him to piece together the clues and solve the case.
- In mathematics, deducive proofs are essential for establishing the validity of conjectures.
- The deducive nature of his argument persuaded the jury of his innocence.
- Her deducive analysis of the financial data uncovered discrepancies in the company's accounts.
- The philosopher's deducive reasoning led to profound insights into the nature of reality.
- Through deducive logic, he was able to predict the outcome of the experiment with certainty.
- The teacher encouraged students to develop their deducive skills through problem-solving exercises.
FAQs About the word deducive
That deduces; inferential.
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His deductive reasoning skills were highly deducive in solving complex puzzles.
The deductive approach proved deducive in unraveling the mystery surrounding the ancient artifact.
She employed a deducive method to arrive at logical conclusions in her scientific research.
The detective's deducive abilities enabled him to piece together the clues and solve the case.
