Definition of unconducive in English:

unconducive

adjectiveʌnkənˈdjuːsɪv

usually unconducive to

Making a certain situation or outcome unlikely or impossible.
the atmosphere remains unconducive to frank and open debate
Example sentencesExamples
- The broadcasters have in this regard certainly been unconducive to the public good.
- His barren, bookless rooms are unconducive to the pure stream of artistic endeavour.
- They will discover that they have actually created an unconducive atmosphere in which to learn.
- Home conditions were often unconducive to academic achievement.
- The hours can be pretty unconducive to being a part of normal society, and I was getting home at five in the morning.
- Zoo life is decidedly unconducive to panda romance.
- A huge attendance witnessed a tension-filled encounter in conditions unconducive to good football.
- I could never see the entire stage, and found that a constantly craned neck is unconducive to emotional empathy.
- Instead of the students who are behaving in a manner unconducive to free academic inquiry, it is the professors.
- Despite conditions seemingly unconducive to higher learning, teachers say the inmates are remarkable students, curious, focused, and hungry to learn.

Definition of unconducive in US English:

unconducive

adjectiveˌənkənˈd(y)o͞osiv

usually unconducive to

Making a certain situation or outcome unlikely or impossible.
the atmosphere remains unconducive to frank and open debate
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite conditions seemingly unconducive to higher learning, teachers say the inmates are remarkable students, curious, focused, and hungry to learn.
- I could never see the entire stage, and found that a constantly craned neck is unconducive to emotional empathy.
- A huge attendance witnessed a tension-filled encounter in conditions unconducive to good football.
- Home conditions were often unconducive to academic achievement.
- Zoo life is decidedly unconducive to panda romance.
- Instead of the students who are behaving in a manner unconducive to free academic inquiry, it is the professors.
- The hours can be pretty unconducive to being a part of normal society, and I was getting home at five in the morning.
- The broadcasters have in this regard certainly been unconducive to the public good.
- His barren, bookless rooms are unconducive to the pure stream of artistic endeavour.
- They will discover that they have actually created an unconducive atmosphere in which to learn.

单词	unconducive
释义	Definition of unconducive in English: unconducive adjectiveʌnkənˈdjuːsɪv usually unconducive to Making a certain situation or outcome unlikely or impossible. the atmosphere remains unconducive to frank and open debate Example sentencesExamples The broadcasters have in this regard certainly been unconducive to the public good. His barren, bookless rooms are unconducive to the pure stream of artistic endeavour. They will discover that they have actually created an unconducive atmosphere in which to learn. Home conditions were often unconducive to academic achievement. The hours can be pretty unconducive to being a part of normal society, and I was getting home at five in the morning. Zoo life is decidedly unconducive to panda romance. A huge attendance witnessed a tension-filled encounter in conditions unconducive to good football. I could never see the entire stage, and found that a constantly craned neck is unconducive to emotional empathy. Instead of the students who are behaving in a manner unconducive to free academic inquiry, it is the professors. Despite conditions seemingly unconducive to higher learning, teachers say the inmates are remarkable students, curious, focused, and hungry to learn. Definition of unconducive in US English: unconducive adjectiveˌənkənˈd(y)o͞osiv usually unconducive to Making a certain situation or outcome unlikely or impossible. the atmosphere remains unconducive to frank and open debate Example sentencesExamples Despite conditions seemingly unconducive to higher learning, teachers say the inmates are remarkable students, curious, focused, and hungry to learn. I could never see the entire stage, and found that a constantly craned neck is unconducive to emotional empathy. A huge attendance witnessed a tension-filled encounter in conditions unconducive to good football. Home conditions were often unconducive to academic achievement. Zoo life is decidedly unconducive to panda romance. Instead of the students who are behaving in a manner unconducive to free academic inquiry, it is the professors. The hours can be pretty unconducive to being a part of normal society, and I was getting home at five in the morning. The broadcasters have in this regard certainly been unconducive to the public good. His barren, bookless rooms are unconducive to the pure stream of artistic endeavour. They will discover that they have actually created an unconducive atmosphere in which to learn.
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