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lat: abduco

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antonymlat: addō
etymological origin ofeng: abduce
etymological origin oflat: abductio
etymologically relatedlat: addūcō
etymologically relatedlat: circumdūcō
etymologically relatedlat: circumduco
etymologically relatedlat: condūcō
etymologically relatedlat: conduco
etymologically relatedlat: dēdūcō
etymologically relatedlat: dīdūcō
etymologically relatedlat: diduco
etymologically relatedlat: induco
etymologically relatedlat: obduco
etymologically relatedlat: perduco
etymologically relatedlat: praeduco
etymologically relatedlat: praeterduco
etymologically relatedlat: produco
etymologically relatedlat: reduco
etymologically relatedlat: seduco
etymologically relatedlat: subduco
etymologically relatedlat: subterduco
etymologically relatedlat: superduco
has derived formlat: abdūcēns
has derived formlat: abducere
has derived formlat: abductiō
has derived formlat: abductor
has derived formlat: abductus
lexical categoryverb
pronunciation/abˈduː.koː/
semantically relatedlat: abicio
synonymlat: āmōlior
synonymlat: āmandō
synonymlat: āmoveō
synonymlat: abdō
synonymlat: allicefaciō
synonymlat: aspellō
synonymlat: attenuō
synonymlat: auferō
synonymlat: corrumpō
synonymlat: dēmoveō
synonymlat: dētrahō
synonymlat: eximō
synonymlat: pelliciō
synonymlat: recēdō
synonymlat: redūcō
synonymlat: relēgō
synonymlat: removeō
synonymlat: sēdūcō
synonymlat: summoveō
translationeng: charm
translationeng: degrade
translationeng: detach
translationeng: divert
translationeng: lower
translationeng: pervert
translationeng: ravish
translationeng: reduce
translationeng: remove
translationeng: rob

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