induct
/ɪnˈdʌkt/
verb
- To formally admit someone as a member of an organization, group, or society, often in a ceremony.
- She was inducted into the honor society for her academic achievements.
- The hall of fame will induct three new members this year.
- New soldiers are inducted into the army during a special ceremony.
- To introduce someone to a new job, role, or activity; to initiate.
- The training program inducts new employees into the company culture.
- He was inducted into the mysteries of the ancient craft by his mentor.
- The guide inducted the tourists into the local customs.
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