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ab- "away" + duct "lead"
vb. To carry off by force; to kidnap |
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con- "together" + duct "lead"
vb. To lead, guide, run, or manage
n. The way a person acts |
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con- "together" + duit "lead"
n. A pipe or channel for transporting or enclosing fluids, gases, or wires
n. A means of getting or communicating something |
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de- "away" + duce "lead"
vb. To reach a conclusion through logical reasoning |
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duk "lead"
n. A nobleman of the highest rank other than prince or king |
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in- "in" + duce "lead"
n. Something that tempts or persuades; an incentive |
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in- "in" + duce "lead"
n. Placement or entry into a club or an office |
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re- "back" + duct "lead"
n. An amount subtracted; the amount that something is lessened
n. The act of making something less, smaller, or less significant |
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sub- "under" + duct "lead"
vb. To conquer or bring under control
vb. To make less intense or prominent; to tone down |
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via- "road" + duct "lead"
n. A structure of spans or arches carrying a road or railroad over a wide valley or other road or railroad |
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