Hortatory (adjective)

Encouraging or urging someone to do something; exhortative.

Origin:

The word "hortatory" comes from the latin word "hortatorius" meaning "encouraging, exhortative". it is used to describe language or behavior that encourages or urges someone to do something.

Examples:

1. The coach's hortatory speech before the game motivated the team to victory.
2. Her hortatory tone in the meeting made it clear that she expected everyone to take action.
3. He delivered a hortatory address to the students, urging them to work hard and strive for success.
4. The sales manager's hortatory approach helped to increase the sales figures.
5. His hortatory advice to his children was to work hard and never give up.