command consider considered construct count delay draw draw in esteem influence marry a wife mislead reckon shape spend to calculate to charm to draw to lead to lead on the march Phrases with the word duco Synonyms for duco abduco – detach, or take away, to lead, withdraw adduco – bring, induce, persuade, to lead aestimo – guess, reckon, to estimate cesso – cease, delay, linger, to leave off coactum – coercion, compulsion, draw, drive, force, to bring together coegi – draw, drive, to bring together cogito – consider, plan, ponder, ruminate, to think cogo – compel, compress, confine, draw, drive, restrict, to bring together, to compel, to to force comes – companion, comrade, count, friend comitis – companion, comrade, count, friend consulo – come to a conclusion, consider, ponder, reflect, to look to the interests of, to reflect, to take counsel cunctatio – delay curvo – arch, curve, influence, to bend, to bow differo – be different, defer, delay, disturb, harrass, postpone, spread news, to delay, to differ, to hesitate, to spread about, to spread news dilectio – esteem, love, solicitude forma – appearance, beauty, forma, model, shape gratia – esteem, favor, for the sake of, grace, gratitude, in order to, obligation, thanks, to gubernatio – command, direction, government, leadership habeo – consider, hold, possess, regard, to have habitum – consider, hold, possess, regard, to have habui – consider, hold, possess, regard, to have honor – esteem, honor, official dignity or office, ornaments, public office imperium – authority, command, control, power to command, realm, rule, sovereignty impero – command, hold sway, to command, to give orders, to rule induco – anull, bring in, conduct, cover, decide, erase writing, induce, influence, introduce, lead, persuade, put on clothing, revoke, to bring, to lead, to lead in inductum – induce, influence, introduce, to lead in indux – induce, influence, introduce, to lead in instruo – construct, draw up an order of battle, furnish, prepare, provide, set up, to built in, to draw up, train intueor – consider, contemplate, gaze at, look upon, observe, to admire, to look at attentively iubeo – bid, command, tell someone to do, to order iudico – consider, to judge iussi – command, tell someone to do, to order iussum – command, tell someone to do, to order lepor – charm, elegance, to charm, wit mandatum – charge, command, commission, decree, entrust, instruction, mandate, message, order mando – command, confide, entrust, order, to commit, to send word meditatus – consider, ponder, practice, to reflect upon meditor – consider, ponder, practice, to reflect upon molior – construct, contrive, erect, strive, struggle, struggle alone, to attempt, to build, toil mora – delay moti – affect, arouse, influence, to move motum – affect, arouse, influence, to move moveo – affect, arouse, influence, to move nutus – a nod, a nodding, command, gravitation, movement down, nod, will obduco – cover, lead against, pass, spend, to draw over pendo – consider, esteem, judge, to weigh, value pensito – consider, pay, think over, to ponder, to weigh carefully, weigh out penso – consider, estimate, pay, ponder, purchase, to weigh out pictum – draw, embroider, to paint pingo – decorate, draw, dye, embroider, stain, to paint pixi – draw, embroider, to paint planto – fix in place, form, make, plant, shape, to set in place pondero – consider, reflect, to weigh praeceptum – command, injunction, instruction, precept praesedere – command, preside, to sit before praesedi – command, preside, to sit before praesieo – command, preside, to sit before preceptum – command, injunction, instruction, precept prodico – delay, to put off prodigo – drive forth, expend, spend, waste profero – bring forth, ce, cite, delay, extend, impell, mention, postpone, proffer, to carry out, to enlarge, to reveal protelo – to lead pulsus – beating, blow, impulse, influence, push puto – believe, consider, judge, settle up, suppose, think, to clear schema – rhetorical figure, shape suspicio – esteem, respect, to look upward at, to suspect texo – build, construct, plait, the main verb for weaving of cloth, to weave, twine together vires – force, influence, might, power, strength vis – force, influence, might, power, strength vultus – a face, appearance, aspect, countenance, expression of the face, form, look, shape Similar to duco induco – anull, bring in, conduct, cover, decide, erase writing, induce, influence, introduce, lead, persuade, put on clothing, revoke, to bring, to lead, to lead in perduco – bring through, carry through, conduct, spread over, to guide, to lead through conduco – among many other meanings, employ for wages, hire, lead forth, to conduct produco – to bring into the world educo – bring up, draw out, issue, lead out, march out, rear, to draw out, to foster obduco – cover, lead against, pass, spend, to draw over deduco – bring away, found a colony, to escort, to lad out colonists