Definition of "educes" [educes]

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of educe. (verb)

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• "Spotting a table of Irishmen with a girl who says her name is Kathleen, he puts on a giant green bow tie and educes the inner tenor of everyone in the room with "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen.""
• "Her carefully constructed 'conclusion' is that everything Obama has done is out of some hidden personality trait of simple and amoral power-hunger, and this conclusion then educes whatever new piece she adds to her 'case against Obama'."
• "Aristotle (in his Poetics) chose this particular play as his prime example of tragedy, because Oedipus, though a king whose fate educes our awe, is enough like us, the audience, to evoke our pity as well."