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Definition of prodder - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
toolsRare tool used for poking or prodding objectsRare
- He used a prodder to move the logs.
2.
motivationRare person who encourages others to take actionRare
- She was a prodder, always pushing us to succeed.
Images of prodder

tool used for poking or prodding objects
Origin of prodder
English, prod (to poke)
Examples of prodder in a sentence
A prodder was essential for the delicate task of moving the beehive. As a prodder, he motivated the team to meet deadlines. The coach was a prodder, inspiring athletes to excel.
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- French:piqueur, incitateur, ...
- German:Stupser, Antreiber, ...
- Italian:punteruolo, stimolatore, ...
- Spanish:pincho, motivadora, ...
- Portuguese:vara de empurrar, incentivador, ...
- Chinese:拨棍, 推动者, ...
- Japanese:突き棒, 促進者, ...
- Arabic:عصا للوخز, مُحَفِّز, ...
- Hebrew:מַקֵּל דְּחִיפָה, דּוֹחֵף, ...
- Russian:тыкатель, подстрекатель, ...
- Ukrainian:штовхач, стимулятор, ...
- Hindi:प्रॉडर, प्रेरक, ...
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