What is another word for most inductive?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊst ɪndˈʌktɪv] (IPA) 
Most inductive refers to something that is highly likely, compelling, and reasonable based on available evidence. A few synonyms for the word 'most inductive' are conclusive, persuasive, compelling, convincing, and deducible. Conclusive refers to an argument or evidence that resolves any doubts or uncertainties. Something that is persuasive is capable of convincing others through the use of logic or reasoning. Compelling describes the evidence or argument that is so powerful that it leaves no room for doubt. Something that is convincing is capable of winning agreement or belief. Lastly, deducible refers to something that can be inferred or deducted based on the available evidence. Each of these synonyms emphasizes the strength of the evidence or argument presented.
