Definition of "inductric" [in•duc•tric]

• Acting by, or in a state of, induction; relating to electrical induction. (adjective)

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• "_ -- Intervals _n_ and _o_ = 0.4 of an inch: A, B inductric positive, discharge nearly equal: inductric negative, discharge mostly at"
• "Thus it was easy to bring the inducteous ball always to the same distance from the inductric bull, and to uninsulate and insulate it again in its place; and then, after measuring the force in the electrometer"
• "In the next place, the large balls which I have used might be replaced by larger balls at a still greater distance, and so, by successive degrees, may be considered as passing into the sides of the rooms; these being under general circumstances the inducteous bodies, whilst the small ball rendered either positive or negative is the inductric body."