Verb:

செயல் நோக்கமாயிரு,

motivate's Usage Examples:

Although many are considered workaholics, Baby Boomers strive for a prestigious position and are motivated by the perks and extras that go with it.

I feel motivated to help you.

Most companies want motivated workers who will keep costs down while still being high in productivity.

This motivates the study of current theories both regular and random sphere packing.

"At least I'm doing it for a good cause, instead of being motivated to fill my bed with a new lover every night," she retorted.

On a weekly basis, that individual can motivate, encourage and educate you on a one-on-one basis, while helping you plan your weekly menus, analyze the prior week's activities, and strategize for upcoming events.

motivated by greed, or fanaticism, or both.

enthused by the prospect, how do we motivate ourselves to get into the healthy habit?As far as domestic arrangements are concerned, people in the great majority enthused about the en suite bedrooms.

Small tidbits of food such as hot dogs or cheese may motivate some dogs, while other dogs will react better to human affection, play time or squeaky toys.

There has been increasing interest in such systems, partly motivated by the observation of the widespread existence of strange non-chaotic attractors.

What motivates you to perform at your best?Retailers' guides are geared toward motivating a purchase, likely to contain all pros and limited, if any, cons.

stockmanresponsible for the management of the farm should ensure that the cattle are cared for by sufficient, well-motivated and competent stockmen.

He is motivated to achieve high scores - even aiming for 100% at each session.

Synonyms:

strike, incite, impress, make, cause, affect, do, actuate, prompt, move, propel,

Antonyms:

linger, ride, ascend, recede, rise,