1. Leading or drawing; tending to induce; leading to inferences; proceeding by induction. The inductive method, the process, as distinct from the deductive, by which we conclude from particular instances to general principles.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• injuctive,
• innactive,
• indictive,
• inective,
• inctive,
• inducative,
• intutive,
• intuative,
• innective,
• inducties,
• intructive,
• indicitive,
• incurcive,
• indusive,
• inductuve,
• inductove,
• inductibe,
• indutive,
• inductve,
• inductie

• indictment,
• indict,
• inducement,
• intact,
• inductor,
• inducive,
• induct,
• induction,
• industrious,
• Indus River,
• induced,
• intactness,
• indoctrinate,
• inducer,
• indictable,
• inductance,
• inductee,
• indicative,
• industrial,
• induce.

The adverb form of the word "inductive" is "inductively".

The adjective form of the word "inductive" is "inductive".

The plural form of the word "inductive" is "inductives".

The singular form of the word "inductive" is "induction"