a. Obs. [f. CONDUCE + -FUL.] Conducive; helpful, profitable, subservient.
1635. Heywood, Hierarch., VII. 482. Plato … proueth Astrologie to be … conducefull to Agriculture and to Nauigation.
1646. S. Bolton, Arraignm. Err., 328. Very Conducefull, and apprimely requisite to the well-being … of the Churches.
