Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with impetus in American Collocation
strong
considerable
dramatic
enormous
great
powerful
strong
tremendous
The railway gave a powerful impetus to the prosperity of the town.
most important
main
major
The main impetus behind the rise in inflation comes from the impact of higher food prices.
new and different
fresh
new
renewed
This news lends fresh impetus to the union’s campaign.
given at the beginning
initial
original
The initial impetus for a literacy project came from a local literacy training day.
extra
added
additional
extra
further
Recent legislation has brought further impetus to this project.
be an impetus
act as
serve as
The building project served as an impetus for regeneration.
give impetus
bring
give
inject
lend
provide
Economic factors are providing the impetus for more automated solutions.
create impetus
create
generate
The interest shown in our town has served to create a renewed impetus in the project.
gain impetus
acquire
derive
gain
receive
This strategy is gaining impetus globally.
lose impetus
lose
The songs cause the film to lose impetus.