transitive verb
-·nerved′, -·nerv′ing- innervate
- to give strength or courage to
innerve
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innerve
transitive verb
in·nerved, in·nerv·ing, in·nervesTo give nervous energy to; stimulate.
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present innerves, present participle innerving, simple past and past participle innerved)
Origin
in- + nerve
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