1. to bring about or cause something additional to occur, especially as a secondary effect
Usage: formal; often used in medical or scientific contexts

Examples

• The medication superinduces drowsiness in some patients.
• Stress can superinduce various physical symptoms.
• The chemical reaction superinduces heat production.
• Poor nutrition superinduces fatigue and weakness.
• The treatment superinduces beneficial changes in brain chemistry.
• Environmental factors can superinduce genetic mutations.