conduciveness

/kənˈdusɪvnəs/ noun

The state, quality, or condition of being conducive.

Word Origin From Latin 'conducere' — 'con-' (together) + 'ducere' (to lead). The idea is of leading things together toward a result. 'Conducive' means tending to lead to a particular outcome. The same root 'ducere' is incredibly productive: it gives us 'conduct,' 'deduce,' 'induce,' 'produce,' 'reduce,' 'seduce,' and even 'duke' (a leader). The breakdown con+duc+ive+ness shows the 'leading together' core.

noun The state, quality, or condition of being conducive. countable

The quiet atmosphere of the library contributes to its conduciveness for studying and concentration.

(名词) 有益性;助益性

图书馆安静的氛围有助于创造适合学习和专注的环境。

(sustantivo) favorabilidad; idoneidad; lo propicio; conveniencia [El estado, calidad o condición de ser propicio o favorable.]

La atmósfera silenciosa de la biblioteca contribuye a su carácter propicio para estudiar y concentrarse.

(nom) caractère propice; caractère favorable [Caractère ou état de ce qui est propice ou favorable à quelque chose.]

L'atmosphère paisible de la bibliothèque contribue à sa conduciveness pour l'étude et la concentration.

(Substantiv) Förderlichkeit; Günstigkeit [Der Zustand, die Eigenschaft oder die Beschaffenheit, förderlich oder zuträglich für etwas zu sein.]

Die ruhige Atmosphäre der Bibliothek trägt zu ihrer **conduciveness** für konzentriertes Lernen und Arbeiten bei.

(名詞) 何かの達成や促進に役立つ性質や状態。

図書館の静かな雰囲気は、勉強や集中に適した環境作りに寄与している。

(substantivo) O estado, qualidade ou condição de ser propício ou favorável.

A atmosfera tranquila da biblioteca contribui para sua qualidade como ambiente favorável ao estudo e à concentração.

Word parts: con + duc + ive + ness

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