Similar words: motivative, motivate, motivated, motivating, motivation, unmotivated, motivational, cultivator. Meaning: ['məʊtɪveɪtə(r)] 
n. a positive motivational influence.
n. a positive motivational influence. 
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31 Sigmund Freud regarded sexuality as the principle motivator of humans.
32 To teach is to be a friend, confidant, leader, supporter, and motivator.
33 And this desire for change is often the motivator for progress.
34 Remember, this is a graduate class and grades should not be your primary or only motivator!
35 Agile's greatest motivator of discipline is the regular delivery of working software.
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36 Keane was a ferocious motivator, talismanic captain, and a player who rarely selected the wrong pass or surrendered possession.
37 Your best motivator, wealth, must be willingly, fairly and generously divided among your team.
38 He was a motivator.
39 Dogs are a great motivator for doing exercises, said Dr. Sandra McCune, an animal behaviorist and also co-author of the book, "The Health Benefits of Dog Walking for People and Pets".
40 Rejection ( which cannot be assuaged ) is another powerful motivator of bullying.
41 Is envy a helpful motivator for those who want to succeed?
42 For hyperspace transit , the X - wing is equipped with an Incom GBk - 585 motivator HCU ( hyperspace control unit ).
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