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motivator
[ moh-tuh-vey-ter ]
noun
- a person or thing that gives people an incentive or reason for acting:
He's a great teacher and coach—a master motivator both in the classroom and on the basketball court.
Money is important, but often it isn't the primary motivator when a candidate accepts a job offer.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of motivator1
Example Sentences
A major motivator for both proposed bills was an incident involving Shoal Creek Elementary School in San Diego.
"Even if the cost of living is still the top issue, it may not be as powerful a motivator to drive voting behavior," he adds.
It’s more than a motivator, it’s a must.
Based on qualitative interviews with 44 backyard chicken owners in Adelaide, the study revealed that a key motivator for keeping chickens was for their utility.
Certainly, hope is an important psychological motivator for many people, and relying solely on doom-and-gloom messaging could push some people into despondency.
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