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- verbenergize (verb) · energizes (third person present) · energized (past tense) · energized (past participle) · energizing (present participle) · energise (verb) · energises (third person present) · energised (past tense) · energised (past participle) · energising (present participle)
- give vitality and enthusiasm to:"people were energized by his ideas"
- supply energy, typically kinetic or electrical energy, to (something):"floor sensors are energized by standing passengers" · "ceramic cooktops cook food by energizing molecules both in the food and pan"
Similar and Opposite Wordsverb- give vitality and enthusiasm to:
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