incentives (Meaning)

incentives

something that makes a person try or work hard or harder, something that incites or has a tendency to incite to determination or action

No weak antonyms found.

The company offered generous incentives to employees who exceeded sales targets.
The government implemented financial incentives to encourage homeowners to install energy-efficient appliances.
The restaurant offered a free appetizer as an incentive to first-time customers.
The competition included various incentives, such as cash prizes and travel vouchers.
The fitness center provided incentives, like free classes, to promote regular exercise.
The bank offered a bonus to new account holders as an incentive to switch banks.
The university awarded scholarships to students as incentives for high academic achievement.
The charity organized a fundraiser, offering incentives such as exclusive merchandise and experiences.
The loyalty program provided incentives, like discounts and points, to repeat customers.
The city council offered incentives to developers to build affordable housing in underserved areas.

something that makes a person try or work hard or harder, something that incites or has a tendency to incite to determination or action

impetuses,encouragements, motivations, provocations, catalysts, fuels, boosts, reasons,stimuli, momenta

disincentives, counter-incentives,counterincentives,

The company offered generous incentives to employees who exceeded sales targets.

The government implemented financial incentives to encourage homeowners to install energy-efficient appliances.

The restaurant offered a free appetizer as an incentive to first-time customers.

The competition included various incentives, such as cash prizes and travel vouchers.