incitive (Meaning)
Wordnet
incitive (s)
arousing to action or rebellion
Synonyms & Antonyms of incitive
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
incitive Sentence Examples
- The government provided financial incentives to businesses to invest in renewable energy projects.
- The company offered employees a bonus as an incentive for increased sales.
- The lottery ticket offered a large jackpot prize as an incentive to play.
- The teacher gave students extra credit for completing optional assignments as an incentive to go above and beyond.
- The politician proposed tax incentives to encourage homeowners to install solar panels.
- The retail store offered a discount on bulk purchases as an incentive to buy more.
- The fitness center provided incentives such as free classes and equipment to motivate members.
- The charity offered matching donations as an incentive to give more.
- The contest offered prizes and recognition as incentives to participate.
- The company introduced a salary increase as an incentive for employees to stay with the organization long-term.
FAQs About the word incitive
arousing to action or rebellion
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The government provided financial incentives to businesses to invest in renewable energy projects.
The company offered employees a bonus as an incentive for increased sales.
The lottery ticket offered a large jackpot prize as an incentive to play.
The teacher gave students extra credit for completing optional assignments as an incentive to go above and beyond.
