motivadas

Motivadas is the feminine plural form of the adjective motivado (Spanish) or motivada (Portuguese). It is used to describe people, groups, or things that exhibit motivation, drive, or purpose. As a participial adjective, motivadas agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

In Spanish, motivadas corresponds to feminine plural nouns such as alumnas motivadas or candidatas motivadas. It commonly expresses internal motivation, eagerness to act, or commitment toward a goal. For example: Las candidatas motivadas llegaron temprano; El grupo de alumnas motivadas presentó su proyecto. The masculine plural form is motivados, and the masculine singular is motivado.

In Portuguese, motivadas serves the same function for feminine plural subjects, with examples such as As alunas motivadas chegaram cedo or O grupo de mulheres motivadas está pronto. The masculine forms are motivados (masculine plural) and motivado (masculine singular). As a linguistic feature, motivadas highlights a state of motivation rather than a passive condition.

Use and nuance: motivadas often emphasizes internal motivation, determination, or readiness to take action, though it may also reflect external encouragement or organizational goals depending on context. It is common in educational, laboral, and campaign-related language to describe people who are inspired to pursue objectives.

See also: motivation, motivation in psychology, motivación (Spanish), motivação (Portuguese).