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Meanings of inspiring in English

Portuguese
sugestivo
Spanish
inspirador

Stimulating or exalting to the spirit.

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sugestivo
Usage of inspiring in English
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The newsflow from Europe over the weekend was also far from inspiring.
Reuters
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It's because we are serious about inspiring young people, Lord Coe said.
The Guardian
3
Obama's refrain on the victims of gun violence was powerful and inspiring.
The Guardian
4
I don't remember his work directly inspiring my interest in computer science.
Wired
5
Bold new energies surged within him, inspiring him for the challenges ahead.
The Disposable Male
6
Co-headteacher Derek Kay said the sense of community spirit has been inspiring.
BBC
7
Miss McIndoe said the success of New Zealand singers internationally was inspiring.
Radio NZ
8
Nature is colorful, nature is beautiful, and above all nature is inspiring.
Climbing Magazine
9
He was an inspiring teacher with a particular rapport with young scientists.
Pubmed
10
They were inspiring the men in the name of the Little Father.
Red Fleece
11
Her images all appear to come with a message of inspiring motivation.
News.com.au
12
I thought Mike's work was admirable and inspiring, not to mention thrilling.
French pressed
13
Dublin's recent record in the field of public sculpture is not inspiring.
The Irish Times
14
Photo: Public Domain Trips to Italy have been inspiring to many composers.
Radio NZ
15
He knew sure as Beru that he wasn't exactly an inspiring figure.
Return of the Crimson Guard
16
To the Holy Ghost inspiring the Class and the Synod, said the
Life and Death of John of Barneveld, Advocate of Holland : with ...
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Translations for inspiring
Portuguese
sugestivo
Spanish
inspirador
Inspiring through the time
Inspiring across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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