How to spell MOTIIVATED correctly?

If you are searching for the correct term for the misspelling "motiivated", consider using "motivated" instead. This spelling error commonly occurs when an extra "i" is unintentionally inserted. By correctly using "motivated", you convey the intended meaning of being driven or inspired to take action.

• motivate She used inspirational quotes to motivate herself to study harder for her upcoming exams.
• motivated He was highly motivated to finish his work on time.
• motivates The promise of a big promotion motivates him to work harder every day.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries