“Inducement” aka gassing you up.
- Voices Heard
- Jun 30
- 1 min read

Today’s Wavy Word #1
Definition:
Inducement (noun): something that persuades or influences someone to do something; a motive or incentive.
Example sentence (persuasion):
The company offered a $500,000 signing bonus as an inducement for the executive to leave a rival firm—despite a non-compete clause and potential legal fallout.
Synonyms:
Incentive
Enticement
Colloquialism:
“He gassed him up” — meaning someone hyped or encouraged another to take action, often boldly or recklessly. (Similar to “putting the battery in someone’s back.”)
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