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energize
verb as in activate; give more life
Example Sentences
While the ceremony drew attention and energized supporters, veterans’ groups say the real measure of respect lies in steady policy and budgetary decisions that directly affect service members’ daily lives.
This coffee had me feeling energized and wide awake first thing in the morning, only after a few sips.
“While retail sales remain challenged, I’m truly energized by what I’ve experienced across the Company, in dealerships, and with the broader rider community,” added Starrs, who started his CEO role in October External link.
It also drew accusations he’d energized conservative turnout that year in the presidential election that ended with George W. Bush winning a second term.
You asked…“Who are the people who are energizing the game right now?”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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