Similar words: motivation, captivating, motivate, motivated, captivation, motive, privatisation, captivate. Meaning: ['məʊtɪveɪt] 
n. the act of motivating; providing incentive. adj. impelling to action.
n. the act of motivating; providing incentive. adj. impelling to action. 
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61. Besides the inevitable pressure, it has become to me a motivating force.
62. M is for motivation, self - discipline and spurring yourself on as well as motivating people to excel.
63. Technical innovation policies such as capital input polices, institutional policies, and technology-elite motivating polices is imperfect.
64. These concerns are motivating the development of the technical infrastructure for open distributed and component - based geoprocessing.
65. Future Shares, as an important form of long-term compensation, plays an important role in motivating executives, but the effect is not as great as many scholars, executives and entrepreneurs believe.
66. For example, praise may be useful in motivating students to learn by rote ,[sentencedict.com] but it may discourage problem solving.
67. "Those people would be good at motivating people, but they haven't had the 'footsoldiers' to actually carry out [protests], " Hartshorn said.
68. Another thing that stood out was that people want more than how-to information. They need help motivating themselves to go through the process.
69. Rich experience in building, motivating, managing and leading a sizeable complicated team.
70. Surprisingly, stability, processor type, and number of cores weren't mentioned as motivating factors in the swap.
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