Definition of: incentive

(in·sen′tiv) adjective
Encouraging or impelling.
—noun That which incites, or tends to incite, to action. See synonyms under IMPULSE, MOTIVE. [<L incentivus <incentus, pp. of incinere set the tune <in- in + canere sing]
—in·cen′tive·ly adverb

Most often used phrases:

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economic incentive
strong incentive
tax incentive
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great incentive

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"incentive" has the frequency of use of 0.0004% on en.wikipedia.org.

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Definition of: incentive

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