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Meaning of incentivized
The primary meaning of the word "incentivized" is to motivate or encourage someone to do something by offering them a reward or advantage.
Etymology of incentivized
The word "incentivized" originates from the Latin words "incentivus" meaning "set in motion" and the suffix "-ize" which forms a verb
The word has been in use since the mid-20th century, and its usage has increased significantly in recent years, particularly in the context of business and economics
Synonyms
motivated
inspired
encouraged
stimulated
prompted
driven
persuaded
influenced
spurred
goaded
prodded
pushed
urged
coerced
compelled
forced
induced
impelled
energized
activated
aroused
excited
thrilled
invigorated
revitalized
rewarded
compensated
reimbursed
repaid
stimulated
incentivized
galvanized
energized
motivated
driven
propelled
Definitions
- To motivate or encourage someone to do something by offering them a reward or advantage
- * To provide someone with a reason or motivation for doing something, typically by offering a reward or benefit
Usage Examples
- The company incentivized its employees to meet their sales targets by offering bonuses and rewards
- * The government incentivized the use of renewable energy by offering tax credits and subsidies
- * The teacher incentivized her students to learn by offering extra credit and prizes
Antonyms
discouraged
unmotivated
uninspired
unenthusiastic
uninterested
apathetic
lethargic
indifferent
unresponsive
unrewarded
uncompensated
unreimbursed
unpersuaded
unconvinced
uncoerced
unforced
uninduced
unimpelled
disheartened
dispirited
demotivated
depressed