incitative Synonyms
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incitative Meaning
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incitative (n.)
A provocative; an incitant; a stimulant.
incitative Sentence Examples
- The incitative of the reward system motivated employees to exceed expectations.
- The government introduced tax incentives to boost economic growth.
- The company's generous profit-sharing program was a strong incitative for employee performance.
- The new legislation aimed to provide incitatives for renewable energy investments.
- The incitative of a free upgrade enticed customers to purchase the latest software version.
- The politician's speech contained incitatives to win over undecided voters.
- The government offered incitatives to encourage businesses to hire new employees.
- The incitative of a loyalty bonus encouraged customers to make repeat purchases.
- The incitative of a prize draw drew a large crowd to the event.
- The corporation's stock options program was designed to be an incitative for executives to achieve long-term goals.
FAQs About the word incitative
A provocative; an incitant; a stimulant.
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The incitative of the reward system motivated employees to exceed expectations.
The government introduced tax incentives to boost economic growth.
The company's generous profit-sharing program was a strong incitative for employee performance.
The new legislation aimed to provide incitatives for renewable energy investments.
