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energize Definition

en·er·gize (enər jīz′)

transitive verb -·gized′, -·giz′·ing

  1. to give energy to; activate; invigorate
  2. Elec. to supply voltage or current to (a circuit, component, etc.)

intransitive verb

to show energy; be active

energize Related Forms

en·er·giz′er noun

energize Synonyms

energize

v.

energize Usage Examples

Object

  • cream: More about Laboratoire Remède Energizing Cleansing Cream: laboratoire remède energizing cleansing cream Leaves your skin smooth, soft, calm, and radiant.
  • card: Finally, the active player draws a secret mission card, and two energize cards if he/she controls the Monolith.
  • effect: Good multi vitamins can have an energizing effect by supplementing what you need.
  • body: Can energize the body to shoot the your best shot most researchers had.
  • work: We also looked at the statement that energized work " can't be proved with science " .
  • people: This is a measurable and tangible campaign that energizes people.

Subject

  • spirit: Does it also bring mission into its most healthy place - an overflow of an inner life energized by the Spirit?
  • Satan: They are also energized by Satan to carry out this deed.
  • power: That's their spiritual duty and that's a duty that is energized by the power of the Holy Spirit dwelling in us.

Preposition: by

  • spirit: Does it also bring mission into its most healthy place - an overflow of an inner life energized by the Spirit?
  • Satan: They are also energized by Satan to carry out this deed.
  • power: That's their spiritual duty and that's a duty that is energized by the power of the Holy Spirit dwelling in us.

Modifying Another Word

  • highly: Its highly energizing juice has a particularly beneficial effect on the liver.
  • also: Orange fish in your community area can also energize your space.
  • so: I am so energized and ready to make my ebay business grow even more!
  • totally: My own faith is growing by leaps and bounds and I am totally energized by the glowing faith I see in these wonderful people.
  • well: And Pete Hoekstra, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, is energized as well.
  • not: When the ignition is switched on again the relay will not energize; and the vehicle's ignition circuit will remain broken.

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