encouraged

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/ɪŋˈkɝɪd͡ʒd/

adj 1

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ADJ.

competent, express, positive, willing

The teacher felt encouraged by her students' willing participation in the class discussion.

VERB + ENCOURAGED

feel, felt, return

She felt encouraged by her teacher's positive feedback on her essay.

ENCOURAGED + NOUN

ellie, football, son, students, words

The coach encouraged his son to join the school football team last year.

PREP.

in, with

She encouraged her children in their efforts to learn new languages.

ADV.

certainly

Her parents certainly encouraged her to pursue a career in medicine.

Definitions

adj

Having been given hope or encouragement.

The results for item 1 indicate that in 1994-5 employees in the public sector were more encouraged to participate in management than those in the non-public sector and the impact of the ownership type is significant.

You would certainly feel more encouraged and willing to make efforts for humans if they looked at you with joy and gratitude and encouraged you with positive words.

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You would certainly feel more encouraged and willing to make efforts for humans if they looked at you with joy and gratitude and encouraged you with positive words.

Wiktionary

Participants felt more enjoyment from the media feedback when they felt more encouraged, more competent, more autonomy, and that the information was accurate.

Wiktionary

The professor encouraged me in my studies.

Tatoeba · #19012

In foreign countries, especially in Western countries, students are encouraged to express and develop themselves as individuals.

Tatoeba · #21959

He encouraged his son to do something great.

Tatoeba · #25061

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