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💡inspiration

noun
/ˌɪnspəˈreɪʃən/
inspector inspire
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Meaning

the process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something creative or positive
The process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something creative.

Example Sentences

Her courage was a great inspiration to others.

His journey to success became an inspiration for many.

Example Expressions

source of inspiration

Synonyms

motivation, encouragement, influence, stimulus, drive, stimulation, creativity, enlightenment
Entry 1
motivation, encouragement, influence, stimulus, drive
Entry 2
motivation, encouragement, stimulation, influence, creativity, enlightenment

Antonyms

discouragement, apathy, dejection, demotivation, depression, despair, hopelessness
Entry 1
discouragement, apathy
Entry 2
discouragement, dejection, demotivation, depression, despair, hopelessness

Collocations

find inspiration, give inspiration, source of inspiration, draw inspiration

More Example Sentences

Being successful he got inspiration.

The teaching of which teacher gave you pleasure and inspiration?

Songs of which poet were the source of inspiration for our liberation war?

How a hardworking student achieves success is an inspiration to lazy students.

The teaching of Professor Smith at Vasanth Academy gave you pleasure and inspiration.

Songs of which poet were the source of inspiration for the American Civil Rights Movement?

Every year, Independence Day is observed across the USA through much enthusiasm and inspiration.

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