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inspirator

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.

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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

7.9

Something or someone that gives you more energy

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

Antonyms

discourager

5.3

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

How Inspiring

visionary

47 6.3

inspirator

7.2

motivator

35 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.