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Meanings of motivate in English

Portuguese
motivar
Spanish
motivar

Give an incentive for action.

motivar

To mentally support.

Usage of motivate in English
1
I try to motivate everybody, let them know that anything is possible.
Reuters
2
Principals motivate colleagues, create a supportive learning environment and provide instructional leadership.
The Irish Times
3
There wouldn't be any need to motivate everyone to keep working quickly.
Perilous Shield
4
Bloomberg insiders say Fenwick used fear as a tactic to motivate people.
Reuters
5
Fire!-sadlythe surest way to motivate citizens to make a 911 call.
Heat Wave
6
Motivation The app finds new ways to motivate you at every turn.
The Irish Times
7
They need to spread out, meet people, motivate them, bring them in.
Radio NZ
8
So I'm certainly focused on that. That threat will inevitably motivate McIlroy.
The Guardian
9
This means that I don't have to use grades to motivate them.
Wired
10
At least now we know how kamikaze pilots managed to motivate themselves.
The Guardian
11
He integrates the online world in his teaching to motivate his students.
The Online World
12
The intervention utilises a three-tiered accreditation framework designed to motivate intervention implementation.
Pubmed
13
Visit the Workhuman Cloud and motivate your team with meaningful human connections.
The Irish Times
14
To chronicle the heroic emotions that motivate men is a fine task.
Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
15
Such frightening thoughts might have been by themselves enough to motivate him.
Jitterbug Perfume
16
I was hoping it would motivate me to exercise but it hasn't.
The Irish Times
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Motivate through the time
Motivate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common