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inspirator

inspirator

1 7.2
A person who makes others feel excited and confident to try new things
  • noun
  • /ˈɪnspəˌreɪtər/
: inspirador
  • As an art teacher, she served as an inspirator, igniting the creativity and passion of her students.

So once again, it's your homie ET, the motivator, inspirator and your life coach.

Examples

  • That's right, your motivator, your inspirator and your life coach.

  • He is an inspirator, a coach, and gives strategic advice to help companies better understand the world of conversations, social media, and digital marketing.

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  • So once again, it's your homie ET, the motivator, inspirator and your life coach.

  • Steven Van Belleghem is an inspirator at B-Conversational.

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  • The famous author was an inspirator for many young writers, encouraging them to embrace their unique voices.

  • His ability to rally the team made him an inspirator, fostering enthusiasm and collaboration among the group.

Synonyms

inspirer
vsinspirator
1 5.8

A person who encourages people and makes them want to act

aims to foster creativity, enthusiasm, or courage rather than only prompting action
invigorator
vsinspirator
1 7.9

Something or someone that gives you more energy

works by encouraging creativity, enthusiasm, or courage rather than supplying energy

Antonyms

1 5.3

Something that makes a person lose confidence and not want to try

How Inspiring

visionary
55 6.3
inspirator
1 7.2
motivator
34 4.0
encourager
1 2.7

Surface Forms

inspirator singular
inspirators plural

Morphology

inspirator = inspire (transparent) = inspire + ator

Standard agentive formation ('one who inspires') from the familiar verb 'inspire'.

Etymology

Inspirator comes from the Latin parts in- 'into' and spirare 'to breathe', so it gives the picture of 'breathing life' into someone. That is why an inspirator is a person who gives others energy, courage, or new ideas.