How to spell SUDUCTIVE correctly?

One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "suductive" could be "seductive", meaning tempting or captivating in a way that leads to attraction or desire. Other possible suggestions could include "conductive" (leading to a particular outcome) or "inductive" (using observation or evidence to reach a conclusion).

• deductive Sherlock Holmes used deductive reasoning to solve many of his cases.
• reductive It is reductive to assume that all vegetarians are simply trying to save animals.
• seductive The salesman used a seductive voice to convince the customer to purchase the expensive car.

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