All 3 Uses of "induce" in "Flora & Ulysses"

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All 3 Uses

induce
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Flora & Ulysses
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"I am suffering from a temporary blindness induced by trauma," said William Spiver.
p. 54.6 *

induced = caused
Temporary blindness induced by trauma.
p. 54.7
Why hadn't "TERRIBLE THINGS CAN HAPPEN TO YOU!" done an issue on temporary blindness induced by trauma?
p. 54.9

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(1) (induce as in: induce symptoms)
to cause something to arise or happen
(2) (induce as in: induce her to)
to successfully persuade somebody to do something
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)