incentify

v 1: the act of motivating someone to acheive a desired result syn: induce, cause ant: inhibit 2: to implement a method of payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output syn: reward

Middle English, from Late Latin incentvum, from neuter of incentvus, inciting, from Latin, setting the tune, from incentus, past participle of incinere, to sound : in-, intensive pref.; see in-2 + canere, to sing; see kan- in Indo-European Roots.

We will incentify the sales force to increase revenues with a new commission program.

by Bernard F. Czerwinski May 16, 2006

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Intertain

Being "entertained" over the internet.

Delaine intertains me.

by RubyRed June 15, 2007

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intentioning

Term coined by modern self-help and "life coaching" advocates to describe the process of mentally focusing on and visualizing what you want to achieve or attain, which will purportedly make it so. Pretty much the same thing as "The Secret's" "Law of Attraction", or the old "Power of Positive Thinking."

Instead of exercising regularly and losing weight, Sarah was convinced that simply intentioning the perfect body she desired was all that was necessary.

by Bob Egland November 16, 2007

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Intentional Fashion

Fashion garment/s that is purposeful and brings attention to and or positively benefits a worthy cause or charity. For example an awesome picture of a cool whale design on a tshirt, with a percentage of sales going to a whale conservation charity.

I found this cool little indy tshirt shop online, they stock all of the latest intentional fashion brands.

by 100% accepted definition March 19, 2019

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