conduced
Led to result
Conduced is the past tense of conduce, a formal verb meaning to lead toward or contribute to a result: The mild weather conduced to a pleasant afternoon.
The word implies that conditions or circumstances helped bring something about, usually something favorable.
It appears most often in the phrase conduced to.
Gave assistance to
advanced · fostered · promoted · abetted · cooperated · collaborated · bolstered · reinforced
Caused suddenly to occur
- triggeredCaused to activate
- instigatedCaused to begin
- provokedCaused a reaction
- stimulatedPrompted into action
induced · generated · produced · occasioned · engendered · brought about · sparked · catalyzed
Guided or commanded
- outcomeFinal result of events
- effectResult of a cause
- consequenceResult of an action
- culminationHighest or final point
fruition · realization · end · product · byproduct · ramification · aftermath · corollary
aided
Gave assistance to
furthered · advanced · fostered · promoted · abetted · cooperated · collaborated · bolstered · reinforced · backed
precipitated
Caused suddenly to occur
- triggeredCaused to activate
- instigatedCaused to begin
- provokedCaused a reaction
stimulated · induced · generated · produced · occasioned · engendered · brought about · sparked · catalyzed · prompted
led
Guided or commanded
- outcomeFinal result of events
- effectResult of a cause
- consequenceResult of an action
culmination · fruition · realization · end · product · byproduct · ramification · aftermath · corollary · upshot
shaped
Given a particular form
molded · impacted · conditioned · steered · swayed · persuaded · altered · modified · determined · governed
- code of conductFormal behavioral guidelines
- good conductSocially appropriate behavior
- professional conductProper workplace behavior standards
- disorderly conductCriminal public disturbance charge
- unsportsmanlike conductRule-breaking competitive behavior
- ethical conductMorally principled behavior
conduct, conducting, conducts, conducive, conduce, conductance, conduciveness