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motivate
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- It was just another thing that motivated me to work longer and harder.†
p. 34.1motivated = wanting to do something; or made someone want to do something
- Seeing that progress and the results of it in different settings made me even more motivated to work hard.†
p. 38.6
- I had to keep finding new ways to motivate others.†
p. 150.4motivate = make someone want to do something
- I don't know if that was true or not, but if it was, I was very motivated to not let anything like that happen to me even though it was very easy to see how it could.†
p. 160.9motivated = wanting to do something; or made someone want to do something
- The year before we'd beaten them pretty badly in the Swamp, so we knew they were going to come in motivated to turn that around.†
p. 180.3
- Not all people are self-motivated to be the best they can be.†
p. 212.7
- We could feed off that to motivate us as we began the next season, much as Alabama was using their SEC Championship Game loss and their bowl loss to fuel their off-season work.†
p. 212.7motivate = make someone want to do something
- We, however, needed another impetus to motivate us.†
p. 212.8
- The rest of the coaches also worked to motivate us.†
p. 212.9
- That kept us motivated.†
p. 213.3motivated = wanting to do something; or made someone want to do something
- We'd been looking so hard for a way to motivate ourselves in the off-season, and that title of Best Ever seemed to get everyone motivated and thinking the right things.†
p. 231.4motivate = make someone want to do something
- We'd been looking so hard for a way to motivate ourselves in the off-season, and that title of Best Ever seemed to get everyone motivated and thinking the right things.†
p. 231.5motivated = wanting to do something; or made someone want to do something
- In many ways, the things motivating me now are the same as they were back when I was playing Pop Warner.†
p. 256.7 *motivating = making someone want to do something
Definitions:
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(1)
(motivate) to make someone want to do something
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)