stimulate

Object

• debate: At the design festival, the sculptures stimulated debate about how to improve the site.
• discussion: Each small group could feed back to the whole, stimulating discussion.
• circulation: Sauna and Steam Room Sauna and steam bathing stimulates blood circulation and relaxes the muscles.
• imagination: Words don't simply stimulate the imagination - they require it.
• appetite: High calorie, high energy Vitamin concentrate, Palatable dietary supplement helps stimulate appetite, increases weight gain.
• creativity: IDEO's methods of working are designed to stimulate creativity.

Adjective complement

• new: While in other applications, it is being used for the first time to create and stimulate new, exciting markets.

Modifying Another Word

• intellectually: Sleeping Crying Physical activity, games, intellectually stimulating play, etc, .
• electrically: Electrically stimulated bone healing is usually used only in severe breaks and spinal injuries, where the body has difficulty healing itself.
• optically: The method optically stimulated luminescence ( OSL ) is a way of establishing the age of soil sediments.
• artificially: The policy of artificially stimulating investment is also too reminiscent of postwar conventional wisdom.
• mentally: It is a general tonic and invigorating to the physique, as well as mentally stimulating.
• visually: The Year One CD-Rom provides an exciting and visually stimulating way to teach handwriting to the whole class using an interactive whiteboard.

Used with why or when

• when: Furthermore, knowledge acquisition and information gathering activity will be stimulated when progress becomes difficult.

Infinitive complement

• produce: Pollen tube When a pollen grain lands on the stigma of a flower, it is stimulated to produce a pollen tube.
• develop: Of the 71 eggs obtained, 22 eggs were chemically stimulated to develop parthenogenetically, and 19 were used for nuclear transplant cloning.
• do: Hopefully they will be stimulated to do so, but ultimately it is their personal choice.

Present participle complement

• learn: Senior School The Senior School provides a lively, stimulating learning environment.
• think: Written by experts, they will stimulate thinking about what current trends mean for practitioners and their organizations ' activities.

Preposition: for

• child: It was felt this would be potentially stimulating for children to build bottom-up composite behaviors and games in Open Logo.