1. not using or based on inductive reasoning; not proceeding from specific observations to general conclusions
Usage: logic; philosophy
2. not having or producing electrical inductance
Usage: electronics; physics

Examples

• The mathematician preferred a noninductive proof based on axioms.
• Deductive reasoning is noninductive by nature.
• The circuit required noninductive resistors to avoid interference.
• Noninductive components help reduce electromagnetic effects.
• His noninductive approach started with general principles.
• The noninductive wire wound resistor minimized reactance.
• Pure logic often follows noninductive methods of reasoning.