1. past tense of educe; to draw out or bring forth something that was latent or potential
Usage: formal

Examples

• The teacher educed creative responses from her students through careful questioning.
• The scientist educed important data from the complex experiment.
• Through patient analysis, the researcher educed patterns from the historical records.
• The therapist educed buried memories during the session.
• The detective educed crucial information from the witness’s testimony.