epagogen.
/ɛpəˈɡəʊɡiː/ The method of bringing forward a number of particular instances to lead to a general conclusion; argument by induction. epaˈgogic adj. [ < Greek ἐπαγωγικός] of an inductive nature. (In modern dictionaries.)
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1891; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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n.1891- to drive off
- to drive off time
- to drive on
- to drive one's pigs to market
- to drive out
- to drive out of a person's head
- to drive out of one's senses
- to drive out one nail by another
- to drive out one nail with another
- to drive out to pasture
- to drive over
- to drive pigs
- to drive pigs to market
- to drive sense into
- to drive sense into a etc
- to drive sense into a organization
- to drive sense into a person
- to drive some sense into
- to drive some sense into a etc
- to drive some sense into a organization
- to drive some sense into a person
- to drive something home
- to drive speech
- to drive stakes
- to drive stick