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# [[Motif (visual arts)]] # [[Motif (visual arts)]]
# [[Motif of harmful sensation]] # [[Motif of harmful sensation]]
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 +{{wiktionary|motive}}
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 +'''Motive''' may refer to:
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 +==Criminal law==
 +* [[Motive (law)]]
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 +==Creative or artistic work==
 +* [[Motive art movement]], a philosophical artistic movement started by the artist Blake Ward
 +* [[Motive (Red Box album)|''Motive'' (Red Box album)]], 1990
 +* [[Motive (The Sensational Alex Harvey Band album)|''Motive'' (The Sensational Alex Harvey Band album)]], 1990
 +* [[The Motive]], a punk band
 +* [[Motives (film)|''Motives'' (film)]], a 2004 thriller film
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 +==Computing==
 +* [[Motive, Inc]], a software manufacturer
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 +==Other uses==
 +* [[Motive (algebraic geometry)]]
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 +==See also==
 +* [[Motif (disambiguation)]]
 +* [[Motivation]]
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  1. An incentive to act; a reason for doing something; anything that prompted a choice of action.
    Although his questions seemed strange to me, I'm sure he had a good motive for asking them.
  2. alternative spelling of motif; a theme or subject, especially one that is central to the work or often repeated.
    If you listen carefully, you can hear the flutes mimicking the cello motive.

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  1. Motif (literature)
  2. Motif (music)
  3. Motif (visual arts)
  4. Motif of harmful sensation
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