motivated
- adjective
- /ˈmoʊtɪˌveɪtɪd/
- She was highly motivated to finish her project before the deadline.
And people do all sorts of stuff motivated by Vainglory, right?
- And people do all sorts of stuff motivated by Vainglory, right?
- And just hearing that makes you like motivated to to keep going.
- When you're miserable, you will be motivated, yes.
- And some have been motivated to rethink what they do.
- Now I don't rely on being motivated to get things done.
- He doesn't seem to be motivated by someone else.
- I don't necessarily want a self motivated LLM, right?
- I try and spend my time with highly motivated big dreamers.
- you know, But it's, it keeps you motivated, it keeps you inspired.
- We feel more self motivated when we perceive some choice.
- But why am I not motivated to pay more attention to that?
- I was not I, I was not motivated to find any of this out.
Examples
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I hope you guys get motivated to ace your next exam.
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I try and spend my time with highly motivated big dreamers.
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OK, so we're talking about how to stay motivated this morning, right?
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But why am I not motivated to pay more attention to that?
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And some have been motivated to rethink what they do.
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We feel more self motivated when we perceive some choice.
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Now I don't rely on being motivated to get things done.
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He doesn't seem to be motivated by someone else.
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He felt motivated to train harder after watching his favorite athlete.
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The teacher's encouragement made the students feel motivated to participate.
Synonyms
Wanting very much to do or have something and showing strong interest
Giving a lot of time and care to a job or cause
Wanting very much to succeed and willing to work hard
Very motivated to act because of strong inner feelings or outside pressure
Feeling pushed to act by strong feelings or a sense of duty
Antonyms
How Motivated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Motivated comes from the Latin word movere which means 'to move' and from the noun motive, a reason that 'moves' you. So if you are motivated you are 'moved' to act — you have a strong reason or energy to do something.