conducive

English

Etymology

From Latin, con + duco

Pronunciation

IPA: /kən'dju:sɪv/

Adjective

conducive (comparative more conducive, superlative most conducive)

Tending to contribute to, encourage, or bring about some result.
A small, dark kitchen is not conducive to elaborate cooking.

Antonyms

See also

conduce

Translations

tending to contribute to, encourage, or bring about some result

Bulgarian: съдействащ (bg) (sǎdejstvašt), спомагащ (bg) (spomagašt), благоприятен (bg) (blagoprijaten)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 有助於 (zh), 有助于 (zh) (yǒuzhùyú)
Czech: přínosné
Dutch: bevorderend (nl)
Estonian: soodustav
Finnish: edistävä (fi)

French: favorable (fr)
Ido: kontributema, kontributiva (io)
Malay: kondusif
Portuguese: favorável (pt), conducente
Romanian: propice (ro), favorabil (ro), favorizant (ro)
Russian: способствующий (ru) (sposobstvujuščij)
Spanish: favorable (es) m
Swedish: befrämjande, gynnande (sv)

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