1. Having the property of drawing back or away; used of those muscles which serve to open or pull back the parts of the body into which they are inserted. The abducent muscles are called abductors, and act in opposition to the adducent muscles or adductors.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• abducend,
• zbducent,
• sbducent,
• wbducent,
• qbducent,
• avducent,
• anducent,
• ahducent,
• agducent,
• absucent,
• abxucent,
• abdusent,
• abducant,
• abduscent,
• abdicant,
• Abdacant,
• abdonent,
• abdusant,
• abduncent,
• abdusint

• abducens,
• abducting,
• abduce,
• abidjan,
• abduct,
• abduction,
• abductor,
• abducted.

The adjective form of the word "abducent" is "abducent".

The plural of the "abducent" can be the "abducents".

The singular of the "abducent" can be the "abducent".