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Abduct: To move a limb or part away from the midline of the body.

Abduction: The action of moving a limb or part away from the midline of the body.

Abductor: A muscle that moves a limb away from the body’s midline.

Adduct: To move a limb or part toward the midline of the body.

Adduction: The action of moving a limb or part toward the midline of the body.

Adductive: Relating to adduction.

Adductor: A muscle that moves a limb toward the body’s midline.

Duction: The act of moving a limb or part in a specific direction.

Ductor: A leader or guide, sometimes referring to a muscle or anatomical part.

Duct: A tube or channel that conveys a substance.

Ductule: A small duct.

Ductal: Pertaining to ducts in the body.

Periductal: Surrounding a duct.

Ductless: Referring to glands that do not have ducts.

Ductus: A duct or canal in the body.

Gonaduct: A duct that carries reproductive cells from the gonads.

Lymphoduct: A vessel that carries lymph.

Oviduct: A tube that carries eggs from the ovary to the uterus.

Spermaduct: A duct that conveys sperm.

Aquaduct/Aqueduct: A bridge or structure that carries water over a distance.

Caliduct: A pipe or channel for conveying heat.

Caloriduct: A duct or tube that carries heated air or liquid.

Fumiduct: A duct that conveys smoke or fumes.

Oleoduct: A pipeline for transporting oil.

Pestiduct: A conduit for pest control chemicals.

Ventiduct: A duct that carries ventilating air.

Viaduct: A bridge that carries a road or railway over a valley.

Ductwork: A system of ducts in a building for air distribution.

Conduct: To transmit or convey energy, heat, or electricity.

Conductance: The ability of a material to conduct electricity.

Inductance: The property of an electrical conductor that opposes a change in current.

Superconductivity: The property of zero electrical resistance in some materials at low temperatures.

Ductibility: The ability to be drawn into thin wires or threads.

Ductile: Capable of being drawn out or stretched without breaking.

Ductilimeter: An instrument for measuring ductility.

Ductility: The property of a material that allows it to be stretched or deformed without breaking.

Inductile: Not capable of being drawn out or deformed.

Circumduct: To move a limb or part in a circular motion.

Deorusumduction: Downward movement.

Dextroduction: Movement to the right.

Diduction: Separation or spreading apart.

Dorsiduct: Movement of a limb toward the back.

Extraduction: Outward movement.

Laevoduction/Levoduction: Movement to the left.

Lateroduction: Movement to the side.

Manuduct: Leading or guiding by the hand.

Obduction: The act of moving something over or onto another.

Retroduction: Backward movement.

Subduction: The process of one tectonic plate moving under another.

Traduct: To lead or transfer.

Educt: Something extracted or drawn out.

Eduction: The process of leading or drawing out.

Eductive: Relating to eduction.

Eductor: A device that extracts or draws out fluids.

Seduct: To lead away or entice.