Definition for Conducive:

• Tending; contributing.

Synonyms for Conducive:

• adj.

  •favorable for (adjective)
  • tending,
  • productive of,
  • accessory,
  • useful,
  • leading,
  • promotive,
  • calculated to produce.
  •healthful (adjective)
  • Healthsome.
  •instrumental (adjective)
  • of service.

• n.

  •accessory (noun)
  • helpful,
  • Promoting.
  •conducive (noun)
  • causative.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • fruitful.
  •Other relevant words:
  • description,
  • advertise,
  • agential,
  • breed,
  • Conducible,
  • bear on,
  • manner,
  • type,
  • sort,
  • beautiful,
  • wholesome,
  • ministering,
  • class,
  • valuable,
  • positive,
  • head,
  • salutary,
  • employable,
  • of use,
  • therapeutic,
  • utilitarian,
  • conducive to,
  • Facilitating,
  • kind,
  • friendly,
  • propitious,
  • agentive,
  • constructive,
  • pattern,
  • auspicious,
  • augment,
  • handy,
  • supporting,
  • goods,
  • help,
  • leading to,
  • cast,
  • figure,
  • significant,
  • remedial,
  • leader,
  • facilitate,
  • model,
  • develop,
  • Benefiter,
  • inclining toward,
  • beneficial,
  • intervening,
  • forwarding,
  • Aidful,
  • person,
  • reflect,
  • aspect,
  • serviceable,
  • intermediary,
  • conduce,
  • inclined toward,
  • contribute,
  • commodity,
  • Mediatorial,
  • administer,
  • catalytic,
  • relieve,
  • boss,
  • helping,
  • tend,
  • Gainful,
  • form,
  • Proficuous,
  • liable,
  • ministerial,
  • intermediate,
  • grow,
  • important,
  • Mediating,
  • guide,
  • Furthersome,
  • Assisting,
  • ancillary,
  • promote,
  • redound,
  • healthy,
  • abet,
  • variety,
  • brand,
  • take advantage,
  • enhance,
  • subsidiary,
  • encourage,
  • bring,
  • supportive,
  • intensify,
  • favoring.

Paraphrases for Conducive:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    propitious, favourable.
  • Proper noun, singular
    favourable.
  • Verb, past tense
    favourable.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    conductive, contribute, congenial, contributing, permissive, hospitable, helpful, convenient, amenable, attractive, promotes, ripe, test-drive, sympathetic, opportune, facilitative, encouraged, facilitate, susceptible, benign, fertile, expedient, responsive, business-friendly, constructive, Nurturing, productive, enabling, unfavourable, encourages, accommodating, disadvantageous, promote, better, good, facilitates, facilitated, affirmative, desirable, unfavorable, necessary, consistent, likely, concessional, positive, Facilitating, adequate, stimulating, ideal, family-friendly.
  • Proper noun, singular
    enabling, positive.
  • Noun, plural
    Environments, advantages, Opportunities, advocates, proponents, Vehicles, supporters, defendants, Habitats, reviews, Generations, sites, Gains.
  • Verb, past tense
    preferred, Served, approved, sustained, led, suggested, welcomed, directed, Upheld, Tended, endorsed, aided, Generated, Spurred, Aimed, Resulted, Created, Viewed, liked, fuelled, Stipulated, Wished, designed, lay, Performed, swearing, played, called, facilitated, Facilitating.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    breeding.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    contributes, benefits, serves, exists, stimulates, favours, approves, fosters, supports, welcomes, leads, Entailed, tends, endorses, aids, causes, results, agrees, performs, advocates, swears, kills, takes, promotes, facilitates.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    beneficial, advantageous, auspicious, encouraging, useful, prone, receptive, encourage, supportive, appropriate, leading.
  • Proper noun, singular
    supportive.
  • Verb, past tense
    Enabled, encouraged.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    enabling.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    encourages.

Antonyms for Conducive:

• adj.

  • favorable for
    hindering, unfavorable, adverse, discouraging, useless, worthless, unhelpful, unconducive.
  • Other antonyms:
    deleterious, profitless, bad, noncausal, injurious, disadvantageous, ineffectual, harmful, noncausative, ineffective, inconvenient, damaging.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    inconducive.