inspiring
UK: ɪnˈspaɪərɪŋ | US: ɪnˈspaɪrɪŋ
adj. filling someone with the urge or ability to do or feel something creative or uplifting
v. (present participle of "inspire") to motivate or stimulate someone emotionally or intellectually
The word "inspiring" derives from the Latin "inspirare," combining "in-" (into) and "spirare" (to breathe). Originally, it referred to the literal act of breathing life into something, later evolving metaphorically to mean infusing ideas or enthusiasm. The "-ing" suffix marks its role as an adjective or present participle in English, capturing the ongoing action of motivation.
Her speech was so inspiring that the audience gave a standing ovation.
The documentary about climate change activists is truly inspiring.
He finds nature walks inspiring for his poetry.
The teacher’s dedication to her students is deeply inspiring.
Music has always been an inspiring force in her life.