Adjective as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:Despite the high remuneration, no one was able to gather a nonmotivated team for the project.

Definition:A person who lacks internal motivation or zeal.

From individual

Example:His nonmotivated behavior during the meeting made many of his colleagues skeptical about his commitment.

Definition:Action or conduct lacking motivation or purpose.

From behavior

Example:The company’s nonmotivated response to customer complaints led to a significant drop in customer satisfaction.

Definition:An action or reaction to a situation that is not motivated or driven by internal or external desires.

From response

Example:Hiring a nonmotivated person for the team could undermine the project's success.

Definition:A human being whose actions or behaviors are not driven by internal desires or external incentives.

From person

Example:The company noticed a decrease in productivity as employees showed a nonmotivated attitude towards their work.

Definition:Labor or activity devoid of motivation or inner drive.

From work

Example:The nonmotivated student often struggled to keep up with the course material despite the teacher’s best efforts.

Definition:A person lacking motivation or drive to learn or achieve.

From student

Example:The number of nonmotivated participants in the marathon was unexpectedly high.

Definition:An individual involved in an activity or event without being driven by internal or external motivations.

From participant

Example:His nonmotivated effort led to poor results in the academic year.

Definition:An endeavor that lacks motivation or purpose.

From effort

Example:Understanding nonmotivation is crucial for formulating effective motivational strategies.

Definition:The state of being driven by internal or external desires, which is the opposite of nonmotivated.

From motivation

Example:Without a drive to succeed, the students’ efforts were often nonmotivated.

Definition:The force or incentive that motivates someone to act or achieve, the opposite of a nonmotivated state.

From drive