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energize

[en-er-jahyz] / ˈɛn ərˌdʒaɪz /


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As a result, energized material is launched outward at tremendous speeds.

From Science Daily

“I felt energized by being around women who understood the challenge of feeding a baby while taking a Zoom call.”

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile, if announcements at this week’s Consumer Electronics Show “are construed as bullish ‘buy the news’ type events,” that could further energize investors, according to Klein.

From MarketWatch

Unused lines can become energized from electrified lines running parallel to them through a process called induction.

From Los Angeles Times

As ultraviolet rays travel outward, they pass through clouds of highly energized particles located very close to the black hole, a region known as the "corona."

From Science Daily