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fire up
verb as in accelerate
verb as in actuate
verb as in annoy
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verb as in arouse
verb as in cause
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verb as in drive
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verb as in enliven
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verb as in flare
verb as in goad
verb as in incense
verb as in inflame
verb as in inspire
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verb as in instigate
verb as in kindle
verb as in outrage
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verb as in pique
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verb as in provoke
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verb as in push
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verb as in rouse
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verb as in rush
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verb as in spur
verb as in stimulate
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verb as in thrill
verb as in upset
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verb as in urge
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Example Sentences
The company is set to fire up a new gas-burning power plant that will largely replace the generation lost from Tihange, boosting Belgium’s greenhouse gas emissions, at least temporarily.
“We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,” with its thunderous drums and hook made for firing up full stadiums, signaled the start of Swift’s turn from country to pop.
Ben Griffin and Justin Rose get the crowd fired up as they both hole huge birdie putts on the seventh green at Bethpage in the Friday afternoon foursomes.
"I think a lot about the late Ambassador Rooney and how fired up he would be about this trip, and how important the development of this trip was for him," he said.
The Italian admitted he "absolutely" fired up his players in the half-time interval to spark their comeback.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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