Pronunciation: /ˈmoʊtɪˌveɪtɪd/
verb to provide someone with a reason for acting in a particular way
A1 I am motivated to learn English so I can communicate better.
A2 She is motivated to exercise regularly to improve her health.
B1 The team was motivated to work hard and win the championship.
B2 The students were motivated to study for their exams by the promise of a reward.
C1 The CEO is highly motivated to increase profits for the company.
C2 He is so motivated to succeed that he works long hours every day.
adjective providing someone with a reason for acting in a particular way
A1 I am motivated to learn English because I want to travel to English-speaking countries.
A2 She is motivated to exercise regularly to improve her health.
B1 The students were motivated to study for their exams by the promise of a reward.
B2 The team was highly motivated to win the championship and trained hard every day.
C1 His ambitious goals and strong work ethic keep him motivated to succeed in his career.
C2 Despite facing many challenges, her unwavering determination and passion for her work keep her motivated to achieve her dreams.
formal The employees were highly motivated to meet the project deadline.
informal I'm feeling really motivated to start working out again.
slang She's so pumped and motivated to ace her exams.
figurative His passion for music motivated him to pursue a career as a musician.
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