Definition
Definition of incented - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
motivationRare US motivated by an incentiveRare US
- The employees were incented to work harder by the bonus program.
- Salespeople are incented by commission to sell more.
- The new policy left the workers feeling more incented.
Origin of incented
English, incent (to motivate) + ed (past tense)
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- French:motivé, ...
- German:motiviert, ...
- Italian:motivato, ...
- Spanish:motivado, ...
- Portuguese:incentivado, ...
- Chinese:受到激励的, ...
- Japanese:動機付けられた, ...
- Arabic:محفز, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּדָד, ...
- Russian:мотивированный, ...
- Ukrainian:мотивований, ...
- Hindi:प्रेरित, ...
Definition of incent - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
motivate peopleRare US provide an incentive to a person or groupRare US
- The company wants to incent its employees to work harder.
- They incent customers with discounts to boost sales.
- The manager tried to incent the team with a bonus.
Origin of incent
Latin, incent (incite)
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- French:inciter, ...
- German:motivieren, ...
- Italian:incentivare, ...
- Spanish:incentivar, ...
- Portuguese:incentivar, ...
- Chinese:激励, ...
- Japanese:動機付ける, ...
- Arabic:حَفَّزَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְתַמְרֵץ, ...
- Russian:мотивировать, ...
- Ukrainian:стимулювати, ...
- Hindi:प्रोत्साहित करना, ...
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