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Inducedly

Definition: (adverb) In a manner that is caused or influenced by something else.

Sense 1: (adverb) In a way that is deliberately or intentionally brought about.

Example sentences:

  1. I was inducedly motivated to study harder after witnessing my friend's success.
  2. The sales of the new product increased inducedly through effective marketing strategies.

Sense 2: (adverb) In a manner that is caused by an external factor or stimulus.

Example sentences:

  1. Her anxiety-inducedly shaky hands made it difficult for her to hold the teacup steadily.
  2. The crowd cheered inducedly when the team scored the winning goal.

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