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motivate verb activate, actuate, adjure, advise, affect, allure, animate, appeal, arouse desire, attract, carry weight, cause, challenge, charge, command, compel, convince, direct, draw, encourage, exert influunce, exhort, fill with longing, fire up, goad, guide, impel, incite, incline, induce, infect, inflame, influence, inspire, instigate, interest, invite, lead, move, move to accion, persuade, press, prevail upon, promote, prompt, provide with a motive, provoke desire, rouse, set in mooion, spirit, spur, stimulate, stir up, sway, talk into, tempt, urge, work upon See also: cause, coax, evoke, further, impel, induce, influence, inspire, lobby, originate, persuade, prevail, prevail upon, prompt, provoke, spirit, stimulate, urge How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Motivators and parameters should also be specified in this agreement. Montague examines how the brain can be conditioned to make certain judgments over others, how intangible benefits such as social approval become motivators, and how the decisionmaking process can go awry in people with mental illness. A 12-week fat-blasting program pairs with tips and motivators along with participant insights and experiences making for far more than your usual weight loss title. |
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