Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Agent noun of motivate; one who motivates.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a positive motivational influence
Examples
“The other motivator is a little more complicated, but the words of a recent country song say it well …”
“Mr. Mack was known as a motivator of the traders who gave him a standing ovation when he returned from four years in exile to take control of Morgan Stanley from Chief Executive Philip Purcell .”
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“True or not, one big motivator is that they [Americans] have invaded our countries and killed our women and children, and destroyed our way of life; to remove them and prevent this, we need a persuasive deterrent.”
“The point about money as an ineffective motivator is a good one.”
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“That was one main motivator in creating the SETI Institute Talk series.”
“The only motivator is getting what you want, aka, the quality movies/music/software, the only ethics involved are that people that file share on a regular basis attempt to maintain an adequate ratio of up: down.”
“Another motivator is sheer curiosity about the thinking of those who disagree with me.”
“Mainly their motivator is not having to clean up so many things!”
“When the latter is the main motivator, most companies opt simply to remain within the legal norms.”
“Parent talk that creates fear is never an effective long-term motivator.”
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