inspiring
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈspaɪərɪŋ]
Word
Context: “motivation”
(adjective) when something makes you feel excited or ready to do something great. If a person or a story inspires you, it gives you the energy to try your best and maybe do something special.
Example
The story of the athlete's hard work was truly inspiring, and it motivated me to practice more.
Example
The movie was boring and not at all inspiring, so I didn’t feel like doing anything afterward.
Example
What was the most inspiring moment in your life that made you want to try harder?
Context: “influence”
(verb) to encourage someone to do something positive or creative. When you inspire someone, you help them think of new ideas or give them a reason to do something good.
Example
The teacher inspires her students every day with creative projects and fun lessons.
Example
He didn't inspire anyone during his speech; instead, people felt confused.
Example
How have your parents inspired you to follow your dreams?
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