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self-induced

self-induced adjective: caused by the action of the person which it affects. Also the simple past and past participle of self-induce.

Adjective

self-induced (not comparable)

  1. Caused by the action of the person which it affects.
    • His indigestion was self-induced. If he didn't eat so much it wouldn't hurt.

Also used as

self-induced is also the simple past and past participle of self-induce.

Origin of self-induced

From self- + induced.

Questions about self-induced

What does self-induced mean?
Self-induced means caused by the action of the person which it affects.
What part of speech is self-induced?
Self-induced is an adjective.

Words near self-induced in the dictionary

  1. self-incriminated
  2. self-incriminates
  3. self-incriminating
  4. self-incrimination
  5. self-induce
  6. self-induced
  7. self-induces
  8. self-inducing
  9. self-induction
  10. self-inductions
  11. self-indulgence

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