Impetus ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Impetus ( noun )

1. A force or influence that prompts action or movement.
2. A driving force or motivation behind an action or decision.

Origin:

From latin impetus, from impetere (to attack).

Examples:

1. The new law provided the impetus for change.
2. The tragic event gave impetus to the movement.
3. The success provided the impetus to continue working hard.
4. The leader's speeches provided the impetus for the campaign.
5. The crisis provided the impetus for the government to act.

(As a verb)

Impetus ( verb )

1. A force or influence that prompts action or movement.
2. A driving force or motivation behind an action or decision.

Origin:

From latin impetus, from impetere (to attack).

Examples:

1. The new law provided the impetus for change.
2. The tragic event gave impetus to the movement.
3. The success provided the impetus to continue working hard.
4. The leader's speeches provided the impetus for the campaign.
5. The crisis provided the impetus for the government to act.