Word of the Day: Conducive

Today’s Word of the Day is Conducive. In this lesson, you’ll learn its pronunciation, meaning, and how to use it in daily conversations.

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Meaning of Conducive

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Conducive describes something that provides the right conditions for something to happen or develop. It is usually used with “to”.

Pronunciation of Conducive

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British English (UK):

• IPA: /kənˈdʒuː.sɪv/
• Phonetic: kuhn-DYOO-siv

American English (US):

• IPA: /kənˈduː.sɪv/
• Phonetic: kuhn-DOO-siv

Example Sentences with Conducive

Here are some example sentences with conducive used in everyday English. Listen and repeat the sentences to improve your pronunciation.

Heavy rain is not conducive to safe driving.

Getting enough rest is conducive to better focus.

Too much stress is not conducive to good health.

The noisy café was not conducive to conversation.

The school created an atmosphere conducive to success.