1. to draw forth or bring out (something latent or potential)
Usage: formal
2. to infer or deduce from given premises
Usage: formal; logic

Examples

• The teacher educes creative responses from her students through open-ended questions.
• The detective educes important clues from seemingly insignificant details.
• Through careful questioning, the therapist educes the patient’s underlying concerns.
• The philosopher educes logical conclusions from basic principles.
• The researcher educes patterns from the complex data set.
• Good coaching educes the best performance from athletes.