motivating
- noun
- /ˈmoʊtɪˌveɪtɪŋ/
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motivación
- Understanding the motivating factors behind consumer behavior can help businesses improve their strategies.
So you convince your team by one of two things, either motivating them through enormous optimism or forcing them to through dark dictatorship.
- So you convince your team by one of two things, either motivating them through enormous optimism or forcing them to through dark dictatorship.
- And so, but, but mentally I would, I would feed myself, feed my brain information put out by people who are good at motivating and inspiring.
Examples
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So what is motivating the EU Commission to be so unaccommodating in their negotiations?
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I think there are significant motivating factors that we need to take into account.
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And so there were, there were deep things motivating your decision not to eat meat.
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And then they really describe for us what the motivating problem of this paper is.
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But you learn what's motivating you, and then you learn to ask.
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So another, another motivating factor is what's happening to the women in the prisons.
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I do think that there's a way in which we can understand what was and respect what was motivating a lot of nominalists, including the field.
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The speaker identified several motivating reasons for pursuing environmental sustainability.
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The teacher's motivating approach encouraged students to engage more actively in class discussions.
Synonyms
348
2.7
A reason or desire that makes someone want to do something
45
3.6
Getting someone to do or believe something by giving reasons
23
3.9
A strong request or feeling that pushes someone to act
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4.0
Giving praise or rewards to make someone repeat a behavior
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4.1
A short comment that encourages someone to do something
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8.4
Strong words that urge someone to do something
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4.1
Encouragement from someone who keeps asking you to do something
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4.4
A small push or reminder that makes someone start doing something
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7.0
An act of trying to make someone do something by teasing or urging them again and again
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3.8
Encouraging someone to do something by suggesting it
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7.4
Something that urges someone to act, often by provoking or challenging them
Words from a coach or friend that encourage someone to try something
Antonyms
How Motivating
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3.5
348
2.7
89
1.7
- Specialized
4
3.4
759
1.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Motivating comes from the Latin root movere 'to move' and from the verb motivate, which is like the everyday word move. As a noun, motivating is the act of giving reasons or rewards that 'move' someone to take action.