"motiveness" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1828, John Ballantyne, An Examination of the Human Mind, page 427",
          "text": "The lower animals can obviously associate with great readiness: and as to motiveness, they frequently discover a degree of agility to which man can make no pretensions.",
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        "Ability to move; mobility."
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        "(archaic) Ability to move; mobility."
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