induction
/ɪnˈdʌkʃən/
noun 5
Collocations
5ADJ.
complete, conscientious, full, prosperous, sure
After a full induction at the new company, she felt confident about her role.
VERB + INDUCTION
got, refusing, regards, rock, stands
He's refusing induction into the Hall of Fame because he wants to finish his career first.
INDUCTION + NOUN
acquaintance, cooker, cookers, cooktops, hall, magnets, rice, society
We bought a new induction cooktop last year because it heats up so much faster.
PREP.
into
The new employees went through a two-week induction into the company's systems and procedures.
ADV.
instead
Instead of induction, the company decided to hire experienced workers directly.
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