Synonyms for motivated
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1. motivatedadjective

   provided with a motive or given incentive for action

   "a highly motivated child can learn almost anything"; "a group of politically motivated men"

   Antonyms:
   unmotivated, motiveless, causeless, wanton, reasonless, unprovoked

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1. List of paraphrases for "motivated":

   reasoned, driven, motivation, substantiated, justified, motivational, prompted, inspired, self-motivated, well-motivated

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1. Dearrick DeSaussure:

   It's time to step up by destroying racism. i'm trying to get over the shooting of Walter Scott and now we're getting hit with this hand grenade, this atomic bomb. How do you explain this to yourself? This was a racially motivated shooting. It wasn't a gas leak.

2. Greg Ives:

   Our entire team is absolutely devastated at the loss of Blakley Harrell and Blakley, they were such positive, giving and passionate people who could not have been a more perfect match. Blakley Harrell had an energetic and infectious personality. Blakley Harrell was the heart and soul of our team and always kept us motivated, no matter the circumstance.

3. Linwood Allison:

   When you're at home, you're not going to have that same ambition. At home, you want to be lazy, some people, they feel motivated by their classmates, or their teacher might help them out a lot.

4. Jason Lightle:

   I'm disappointed in the pullout of support from our teacher-led movement to secure more funding for our schools before a consensus was reached through a majority of polling efforts, i am, however, energized and motivated by the community of teachers, parents and students who have vowed to keep fighting for a better education for our children. This is a long road to recovery, and Oklahomans have actively engaged to heal our system. I look forward to the future.

5. Dale Carnegie:

   When dealing with people, let us remember we are not dealing with creatures of logic. We are dealing with creatures of emotion, creatures bustling with prejudices and motivated by pride and vanity.