rare. [ad. L. transductiōn-em (usually trāductiōnem), n. of action f. tra(ns)dūcĕre: see TRADUCE.] The action of leading or bringing across.
1656. Blount, Glossogr., Transduction, a leading over, a removing from one place to another.
1816. Bentham, Offic. Apt. Maximized, Introd. View (1830), 19. In lieu of adduction, as the purpose requires, will be subjoined abduction, transduction, … and so forth.
