Aid and Incentive

Aid

Aid noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.

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Incentive and aid are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Incentive" instead a noun "Aid".

Nearby Words: aids, aided, aide, aiding, aider

Incentive noun - Something that arouses action or activity.

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Aid and incentive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aid" instead a noun "Incentive".

valuable	valuable aid	valuable incentive
better	better aid	better incentive
material	material aid	material incentive
legal	legal aid	legal incentive
Other adjectives: proper, powerful, actual, real, massive, great, little, useful, psychological, possible, greater, financial.

Geists also have an incentive to aid their sin-eater hosts- after all, if you die, it needs to go through the process of finding a suitable host all over again.

Source: Tabletop Game / Geist: The Sin-Eaters
Additionally, most American businesses were making money off of supplying the British and French armies (the Royal Navy was blockading Germany, so none of the Central Powers could receive any aid), which was only more incentive for the Germans to sink American ships.

Source: Useful Notes / Woodrow Wilson

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