conducive to

Frequency: 9.018.5 per million words

The preposition 'to' is used to specify what the condition is helpful or favorable for.

conduciveconducive + PREPOSITION

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to

Examples (10)

  • Daylight is highly conducive to good plant growth.
  • The noise was hardly conducive to a good night's sleep.
  • The quiet library created an environment conducive to studying.
  • A positive work atmosphere is conducive to creativity and productivity.
  • Open dialogue is conducive to resolving international disputes.
  • Regular exercise is conducive to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
  • Such conditions are not conducive to a fair trial.
  • The small class size was conducive to lively discussions.
  • A flexible software architecture is conducive to future updates and scalability.
  • Creating a calm space in your home is conducive to relaxation and mental well-being.