Synonym: contributing, contributive, contributory, tributary. Similar words: conduce, conduct, code of conduct, inductive, fiduciary, producing, induce, induct. Meaning: [-sɪv] 
adj. tending to bring about; being partly responsible for.
adj. tending to bring about; being partly responsible for. 
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151. The invention is conducive to the popularization of the software system structure in practical engineering.
152. A good analysis and understanding of the value of lexical ambiguity is conducive to improve our English.
153. Forecasters predict continued high temperatures, low humidity, and rainless thunderstorms - conditions conducive to even more fires.
154. All this will be conducive to a more sane and less destructive financial world.
155. In addition to church attendance, various spiritual exercises, both privately and as a family, are also conducive to enjoying our spiritual rest in Christ on the Lord's Day.
156. Through team teaching large classes to practice and then to an independent group practice to meet all the individual differences of students is conducive to individualized.
157. The ordered structure in APU films formed effective physical cross-link point, which is conducive to better physical properties of APU films.
158. What sort of office floor plan is esthetically pleasing, yet conducive to interpersonal communication?
159. It is argued that the current National Curriculum Guide is not conducive to effective implementation.
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