No. 10,225 in French

incitent

"Incitent" means "encourage" or "prompt."

In a sentence

Les publicités incitent les consommateurs à acheter plus.
Advertisements encourage consumers to buy more.
The verb 'incitent' here is used in the context of prompting or encouraging action, forming connections with marketing and behavioral influence.
Les campagnes éducatives incitent les élèves à protéger leur environnement.
Educational campaigns encourage students to protect their environment.
In this example, 'incitent' serves to suggest the act of motivating students toward environmental awareness and proactive measures.
Les conseils des amis incitent souvent à réfléchir sur nos choix.
Advice from friends often encourages reflection on our choices.
Here, 'incitent' implies the influence on introspection and the thought processes triggered by suggestions from peers.

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