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conducive

adjective as in favorable for

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Positive risk sentiment should be conducive for more spread tightening, while supply is slowing, the rates strategist says.

The medicines are strikingly effective, yet they arrive in a consumer environment highly conducive to weight gain.

Perseverance was dispatched to the Jezero Crater because it showed qualities that may have meant it was once conducive to life, including signs it was once a delta when Mars could sustain liquid surface water.

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Despite abundant rainfall, the Kinshasa region is not particularly conducive to agriculture, which further complicates the farmers' efforts.

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Heading into the survey, most data and events were conducive to increasing bearish duration risk, they said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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