Meaning & use
Inducting
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Formally admitting someone into an organization, office, or position, often through a ceremony.
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The academy is inducting three new members into its hall of fame this year.
The chaplain was busy inducting new recruits into military service.
A note on using this word
From Latin 'inducere', to lead in; commonly used for military service, religious offices, and honorary societies.
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installinginitiating
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expellingdischarging
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