Definition of Inducement
Inducement
in·duce·ment
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
something that is offered to convince or persuade someone to do something, such as a bribe or a motive;
e.g. The promise of snacks was sufficient inducement to make the children clean up the room.
(noun)
the action or process of influencing something/someone and making something happen;
e.g. A doctor might recommend a medicine for the inducement of vomiting if someone accidentally swallows poison.
(noun)
(legal) the introduction or background given to explain the claims being made in a dispute;
e.g. She gave the inducement at the beginning of the court session.
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