incentive
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɪnˈsentɪv/
Forms: incentives
incentive means: Something that encourages you to do something.
noun
REASON TO ACTB2
Something that encourages you to do something.
- The prize gave us an incentive to try.
- There is little incentive to save money at these interest rates.
- What incentives would encourage people to use buses?
WORK REWARDB2
Extra money or another reward offered to encourage people to work harder.
- Workers receive a small cash incentive.
- The company offered incentives for selling more phones.
- Did everyone earn the performance incentive this month?
Questions about incentive
What does incentive mean?
Something that encourages you to do something.
What is incentive in other languages?
Türkçe: teşvik · Español: incentivo · Français: incitation · Deutsch: Anreiz · Italiano: incentivo · 日本語: 動機
How do you pronounce incentive?
It is pronounced /ɪnˈsentɪv/.
How do you use incentive in a sentence?
The prize gave us an incentive to try. There is little incentive to save money at these interest rates.
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