"Conducive"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: it means be receptive to, be willing to do something

but, it is very formal sounding and not something you would hear often

"I wonder if she would be conducive to going on a date with me?" is a ridiculously formal sounding question, whereas "I wonder if she'd say yes if I asked her out on a date?" is normal.

A: Conducive is an adjective which means providing the right conditions for something good to happen or exist.

Examples:

A noisy environment isn't conducive to a good night's sleep.
A quiet room is a more conducive atmosphere for studying.

A: conducive means it likely to create something. So in this case, the lights and cameras were not likely to create a relaxed atmosphere.
Fake news is conducive to vaccine hesitancy.

A: Thank you so much!

A: "An excellent classroom is conducive to learning."
It is actually not a very common word, and there are not many expressions used often..

A: conducive means to make something likely or possible. for example:
teaching the students right provides a conducive environment for learning.

A: @Ri-na The weather is not conducive to sunbathing.

The economy is not conducive to consumer spending.

The atmosphere was not conducive to enjoyment.

A: Did you mean for the word 'conducive?'

a good example would be:
The library is a conducive place to study because it's quiet there.

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