Induct

usgb/ɪnˈdʌkt/
verb

To formally accept someone into a position or organization.

He was inducted into the army as a private.
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Often appears as...

  • induct into office
  • induct into the army
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Ceremonial Usage

Think of 'induct' as a formal ceremony or process when someone joins a new group or role.

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She was inducted into the National Honor Society in a special ceremony.
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Initial Entry

'Induct' often marks the starting point of someone's membership or service in a group.

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After the election, the mayor-elect will be inducted in January.
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Exclusive Groups

Use 'induct' for instances involving exclusive groups where entry is considered a privilege.

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The renowned scientist was inducted into the Royal Society.
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