【どういん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. drive; motive; agent
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. drive
    2. This refers to a motivating force or reason behind actions or behaviors. It is commonly used in contexts where the underlying reason or impulse for an action is being described.
    The drive behind his success is his strong will.
    My concern for environmental issues is the drive behind my activities.
  2. motive
    3. This meaning refers to the reason why someone does something, often implying a hidden or deeper reason. It can be used in discussions about psychology, crime, or personal relationships.
    There seems to be a special motive behind her actions.
    If the motive is revealed, we can get closer to the truth.
  3. agent
    4. This term indicates an entity that causes an effect or operates as an instigator in a process. It’s often used in scientific or philosophical contexts.
    There is a specific agent involved in this reaction.
    Demand and supply are important agents in the economy.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to have a motiveto be the cause/motiveto investigate motivesto clarify the motiveto function as a motiveinternal motiveexternal motivebased on the motivemotive for actionanalysis of motives
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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