Question

motivate has the same or almost the same meaning as: propel obliterate chastise entail not sure? get a hint: 50/50 word in the wild definition

Explanation:

"Motivate" means to provide a reason or incentive for someone to do something. "Propel" means to drive or push something forward, which can also imply giving an impetus or motivation in a figurative sense. "Obliterate" means to destroy completely, "chastise" means to scold or punish, and "entail" means to involve or imply as a necessary consequence. So "propel" is closest in meaning.

Answer:

A. propel