encouragement|encouragements in English

noun

[en'cour·age·ment || -mənt]

support, inspiration, something that gives hope

Use "encouragement|encouragements" in a sentence

1. Synonyms for Approbations include approvals, acceptances, assents, encouragements, favours, acclaims, applauses, commendations, endorsements and praises

2. Hardworking Christian elders deserve encouragement.

3. Encouragement and Loving Admonishings

4. Thanks for the encouragement.

5. That “gem” is encouragement.

6. Causerie cheer, shout in excitement or encouragement, shout of excitement or encouragement, hooray, interj

7. The crews shout in unison for added strength while the spectators on shore hurrah their encouragements.

8. The Yearbook —A Treasury of Encouragement

9. She needed no encouragement to continue .

10. We appreciated his encouragement and support.

11. His expression lacked warmth or encouragement.

12. Basat name meaning is Encouragement, courage

13. Give plenty of praise and encouragement.

14. We raised her spirits with encouragement.

15. • Encouragement of dialogue to interpret shared values;

16. The crowd yelled encouragement at the players.

17. Encouragement and Loving Admonishings [Miller, Marie] on Amazon.com

18. How can we give encouragement that is effective?

19. Everyone needs a little bit of encouragement.

20. Her encouragement and support strengthened our resolve.

21. Comfort and Encouragement—Gems of Many Facets

22. I am eternally grateful for your encouragement.

23. Blogroll. Support, accountability, encouragement and some just because!

24. See the box “Inspired Letters That Provided Encouragement.”

25. Rather, such elders provide loving help and encouragement.