Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkɜːrɪdʒmənt/
noun the act of giving someone support, confidence, or hope
A1 She gave me a lot of encouragement when I was feeling down.
A2 The teacher's words of encouragement helped me improve my grades.
B1 His encouragement motivated me to pursue my dreams.
B2 The team's constant encouragement pushed me to perform at my best.
C1 Her words of encouragement were instrumental in my success.
C2 The CEO's encouragement inspired the entire company to innovate and excel.
adjective encouraging
A1 She gave me a lot of encouragement to try new things.
A2 The teacher's encouragement helped the students improve their grades.
B1 His encouragement motivated me to pursue my dreams.
B2 The manager's encouragement was instrumental in boosting team morale.
C1 The coach's encouragement pushed the athlete to break records.
C2 Her words of encouragement were a source of strength during difficult times.
formal The teacher provided words of encouragement to the students before their exam.
informal I always appreciate your encouragement when I'm feeling down.
slang Thanks for the pep talk, your encouragement means a lot to me.
figurative She was the light of encouragement in a dark time of my life.
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