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Positive and giving hope for future success

Giving someone confidence or reassurance

Giving someone support through care or sympathy

Giving strength, energy and vitality

Providing inspiration

Showing admiration or approval

Offering the promise of an attractive or enjoyable experience

Giving exhortation or advice

Exerting power over the minds or behavior of others

Inducing someone to do something

Bringing or inviting someone to share in an activity

To be triggering a passionate feeling or reaction

Present participle for to champion or endorse a cause

Present participle for to promote or nurture the development of

Present participle for to advise or persuade in favor of something

Present participle for to ask or urge someone to do something

Present participle for to put pressure on someone to do something

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Adjective

Positive and giving hope for future success

full of promise

looking on the bright side

in the affirmative

keeping the faith

born with a silver spoon in your mouth

looking through rose-colored glasses

in one's interests

in one's best interests

calculated to produce

instrumental in

contributing to

straight-shooting

forward-looking

gladly received

to one's liking

to one's advantage

greatly appreciated

at the right time

extremely useful

in one's interest

appropriate to the time of year

normal for the time of year

worth its weight in gold

to one's own advantage

in one's own interests

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“We used neural networks to demonstrate its feasibility, and the early results are encouraging.”

Adjective

Giving someone confidence or reassurance

“Georgie flashed him what she desperately hoped was an encouraging smile.”

Adjective

Giving someone support through care or sympathy

sympathizing^US

sympathising^UK

having heart in right place

loving and giving

well-intentioned

philanthropical

public-spirited

self-sacrificing

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

well intentioned

heart in right place

socially concerned

socially conscious

non-confrontational

generous to a fault

self-forgetting

culturally sensitive

willing to forgive

eager to please

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“How different would things have been had she had the success of Fanny Burney, so blessed with colluding siblings and an encouraging father?”

Adjective

Giving strength, energy and vitality

envigorating^UK

invigorating^US

revitalising^UK

revitalizing^US

thought-provoking

giving one food for thought

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Adjective

Providing inspiration

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

thought-provoking

character-building

emotion-charged

over-sentimental

arousing affect

emotionally moving

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Adjective

Showing admiration or approval

highly favourable

highly complimentary

highly favorable

with high praise

with highest recommendation

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Adjective

Offering the promise of an attractive or enjoyable experience

to one's liking

pulchritudinous

easy on the eye

as pretty as a picture

out of this world

drawing attention

larger than life

picture-perfect

drop-dead gorgeous

too good to be true

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Adjective

Giving exhortation or advice

Adjective

Exerting power over the minds or behavior of others

thought-provoking

incontrovertible

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

well-established

coming on strong

to be reckoned with

carrying conviction

not to be ignored

of considerable importance

character-building

emotion-charged

not taking no for an answer

well thought out

well-thought-out

thought through

holding together

with both feet on the ground

got it together

able to hold water

beyond question

one-hundred percent

within the bounds of possibility

thought-through

well-structured

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Verb

Inducing someone to do something

Verb

Bringing or inviting someone to share in an activity

Verb

To be triggering a passionate feeling or reaction

working into lather

feeding the fire

revitalizing^US

giving a boost to

raising the morale of

giving shot in arm

lighting a fire under

giving a shot in the arm to

stimulating spiritually

raising your spirits

lifting the spirits of

giving confidence to

boosting morale

stiffening the resolve of

revitalising^UK

setting in motion

putting in motion

translating into

contributing to

bringing to pass

pressurizing^US

bringing into being

firing the imagination of

pressurising^UK

calling into being

prevailing upon

making possible

firing the enthusiasm of

sowing the seeds of

fanning the flames of

starting the ball rolling

trying to persuade

firing with enthusiasm

getting someone going

materializing^US

crystallizing^US

pushing forward

twisting someone's arm

having a hand in

coming into being

coming into existence

rationalizing^US

getting things rolling

having a part in

being responsible for

putting pressure on

putting in place

using pressure on

acting as a stimulus to

giving incentive to

materialising^UK

crystallising^UK

giving incentive

bringing around

rationalising^UK

putting a bomb under

bringing on oneself

breathing life into

putting life into

having as a consequence

having as a result

raising spirits

acting as an incentive to

adding fuel to the flames

getting smoking

giving one an idea

playing a part in

building a fire under

giving a shot in the arm

giving someone a kick

putting the heat on

putting the screws on

railroading into

bulldozing into

setting on foot

causing to appear

acting as a incentive to

giving the incentive to

coming out with

playing a role in

being a factor in

whetting one's appetite

opening the door for

causing to happen

being partly responsible for

having the effect of

carrying through

oiling the wheels of

causing to occur

leaving the door open to

giving new life to

breathing new life into

making compulsory

laying the foundations of

laying the first stone of

getting in operation

getting off the ground

getting the ball rolling

getting something functioning

getting under way

getting something working

setting the ball rolling

pulling strings with

putting on cloud nine

putting on top of the world

giving a lift to

letting the sun shine in

snapping out of it

giving birth to

bringing pressure to bear on

carrying weight with

cutting any ice with

making yourself felt with

bringing pressure to bear upon

becoming established

becoming apparent

discombobulating

fanning the fire

agitating against

causing anxiety to

giving someone grief

pushing buttons

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“One way to encourage your employees to work harder is by giving them incentives.”

Verb

Present participle for to champion or endorse a cause

“His words of wisdom have been promoted to encourage free-thinking.”

Verb

Present participle for to promote or nurture the development of

“There is a strong need to encourage the development of entrepreneurship.”

Verb

Present participle for to advise or persuade in favor of something

“I encourage you to stay on this strict diet and exercise frequently.”

Verb

Present participle for to ask or urge someone to do something

“I would encourage you to heed my advice when it comes to nutrition.”

Verb

Present participle for to put pressure on someone to do something

“I won't encourage you to take the stand, but without your testimony, we have no case.”

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