promotive

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promotive

The teacher's promotive words inspired the students to try harder.

Definition

Adjective: Tending to further, advance, or encourage something; having the quality of promoting.

Usage

The adjective "promotive" describes something that actively supports, encourages, or contributes to the development, growth, or success of a process, condition, or idea. It is a formal term often used in academic, business, or technical contexts.

Examples
  • The new policies are promotive of economic growth.
  • A calm and supportive environment is promotive of learning.
  • The study examined factors promotive of employee well-being.
Advanced Usage
  • "promotive of": This is the most common construction, used to specify what is being encouraged or furthered.
    • The program is promotive of healthy habits in the community.
  • Used attributively (before a noun):
    • They discussed the promotive effects of the initiative.
    • The agent has a promotive function within the reaction.
Variants and Related Words
  • Promote (verb): To help or encourage something to happen, increase, or develop; to advance someone to a higher position.
  • Promotion (noun): The act of promoting; a publicity campaign; advancement in rank or position.
  • Promotional (adjective): Of or relating to advertising or publicity (e.g., ). Note: "Promotional" is more specific to advertising, while "promotive" is broader.
Synonyms
  • Encouraging
  • Conducive
  • Supportive
  • Favorable
  • Stimulative
Antonyms
  • Inhibitive
  • Discouraging
  • Preventive
  • Obstructive
promotive

The teacher's promotive words inspired the students to try harder.

Adjective
  1. tending to further or encourage

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