verb
General Slang
incentivize
in-SEN-tuh-vize · verb · informal
To give someone a reason to act.
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Definitions
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To motivate behaviour by offering a reward or advantage.
“We incentivize referrals with account credit.”
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incentivize In A Sentence
We incentivize referrals with account credit.
Origin & Usage
From 'incentive'; common in economics and management.
Variants
incentivise
People Also Ask
What does 'incentivize' mean?
It means to motivate a behaviour by offering a reward or advantage.
How do you use 'incentivize' in a sentence?
e.g. 'We incentivize referrals with account credit.'
Where does 'incentivize' come from?
From the noun 'incentive'; it's common in economics and management.
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