v. to provide with a reason for doing something
The athletes are motivated to practice every day.
The athletes are motivated to practice every day.
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What motivated Amelia to go into nursing?
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After Apache motivated the rest of the Aztecs to attack the Cobras, who spoke against the plan, besides Keeny?
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What was the dream that motivated Foster?
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What motivated the character to set bombs off in the school?
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But I've found this method only works when you have highly motivated or extremely skilled team members that embrace empowerment.
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A thoughtful reader will feel the animus that motivated the criminal.
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What motivated Eraser to leave her school and friends?
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The student were intrinsically motivated by a moral code.
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Nonprofit organizations are not motivated by money.
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What motivated YP to tag on top of Julia's art?
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What motivated the Aska to give up their war with the Riki?
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What is Toothless motivated by?
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It is a postulate of diplomacy that nations are motivated by self-interest.
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induce; incite; impel; inspire
impede; restrict
4 syllables
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