No. 10,224 in French
incitatif
"Incitatif" means "incentive" or "motivating."
In a sentence
Les incitatifs financiers motivent les employés.
Financial incentives motivate employees.
In this sentence, 'incitatifs' is used as a noun referring to financial rewards or motivations designed to encourage desired behaviors.
Il a proposé un plan incitatif pour les élèves excellents.
He proposed an incentive plan for outstanding students.
Here, 'incitatif' is used as an adjective describing a plan that is meant to inspire or motivate students to perform excellently.
L'effet incitatif des rabais attire de nombreux clients.
The incentive effect of discounts attracts many customers.
In this usage, 'incitatif' serves as an adjective to characterize the effect of the discounts as motivating or encouraging consumer behavior.
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