How Do You Spell CONDUCE?

Pronunciation: [kəndjˈuːs] (IPA)

The word "conduce" is often misspelled as "conduct" due to their similar meanings. However, "conduce" is pronounced as /kənˈdjuːs/ with the emphasis on the second syllable. The correct spelling of the word is important for proper usage as it means "to lead or contribute to a particular outcome." The IPA phonetic transcription of the word provides a clear understanding of its pronunciation, which helps in avoiding confusion with other similar-sounding words.

CONDUCE Meaning and Definition

1. The verb "conduce" is derived from the Latin word "conducere," which means "to lead" or "to bring together." In contemporary usage, "conduce" typically refers to an action or process that contributes to an outcome, result, or effect. It describes the ability of something to have an influence or impact on a particular situation or event.

   When something "conduces," it acts as a factor or element that supports or leads to a specific outcome. It suggests an active role of serving as a contributing force towards a desired conclusion. For instance, effective communication and collaboration among team members can conduce to a successful project outcome, as their joint efforts result in better outcomes than individual endeavors.

   Furthermore, "conduce" can also convey the meaning of fostering or promoting a desired state or condition. It signifies the tendency or propensity of something to facilitate or bring about a particular outcome. For example, regular exercise and a balanced diet conduce to good physical health and overall well-being.

   Overall, the term "conduce" encapsulates the idea of playing a constructive or influential role in a given context. It highlights the capacity of an entity, whether it be a person, action, or condition, to contribute to the achievement of a specific outcome or the development of a favorable state.

2. To lead or tend to; to contribute.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for CONDUCE

• conence
• consice
• condure
• condence
• unduce
• confuze
• conde
• condust
• condome
• conduc
• contace
• condese
• contue
• conduiet
• coniute
• candice
• condums
• convice
• conducve
• conivce
• condle
• conture
• contucy
• conduse
• contune
• condum
• concice
• conince
• condumer
• conducte
• contuie
• jondice
• condeme
• confuce
• conducs
• consuse
• coduce
• rondure
• condupy
• monnuc
• concurce
• Condace
• crduce
• Condepe
• Conedipe
• coudice
• condacs

Etymology of CONDUCE

The word "conduce" is derived from the Latin verb "conducere", meaning "to lead together" or "to contribute". It is formed from the prefix "con-" (meaning "with" or "together") and the verb "ducere" (meaning "to lead"). Over time, "conducere" evolved into the Old French verb "conduire", which was borrowed into English as "conduce" in the early 15th century.

Similar spelling words for CONDUCE

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Conjugate verb Conduce

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have conduced

you would have conduced

he/she/it would have conduced

we would have conduced

they would have conduced

I would have conduce

you would have conduce

he/she/it would have conduce

we would have conduce

they would have conduce

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been conducing

you would have been conducing

he/she/it would have been conducing

we would have been conducing

they would have been conducing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would conduce

you would conduce

he/she/it would conduce

we would conduce

they would conduce

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be conducing

you would be conducing

he/she/it would be conducing

we would be conducing

they would be conducing

FUTURE

I will conduce

you will conduce

he/she/it will conduce

we will conduce

they will conduce

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be conducing

you will be conducing

he/she/it will be conducing

we will be conducing

they will be conducing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have conduced

you will have conduced

he/she/it will have conduced

we will have conduced

they will have conduced

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been conducing

you will have been conducing

he/she/it will have been conducing

we will have been conducing

they will have been conducing

IMPERATIVE

you conduce

we let´s conduce

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to conduce

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was conducing

you were conducing

he/she/it was conducing

we were conducing

they were conducing

PAST PARTICIPLE

conduced

PAST PERFECT

I had conduced

you had conduced

he/she/it had conduced

we had conduced

they had conduced

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been conducing

you had been conducing

he/she/it had been conducing

we had been conducing

they had been conducing

PRESENT

I conduce

you conduce

he/she/it conduces

we conduce

they conduce

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am conducing

you are conducing

he/she/it is conducing

we are conducing

they are conducing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

conducing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have conduced

you have conduced

he/she/it has conduced

we have conduced

they have conduced

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been conducing

you have been conducing

he/she/it has been conducing

we have been conducing

they have been conducing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it conduce

SIMPLE PAST

I conduced

you conduced

he/she/it conduced

we conduced

they conduced