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US
/ˈɛnɝˌdʒaɪzɪŋ/
]
NOUN
- the activity of causing to have energy and be active
ADJECTIVE
-
supplying motive force
the complex civilization of which Rome was the kinetic center
How To Use energizing In A Sentence
- Simplifying health empowers people to feel confident in making energizing lifestyle choices.
- He's energizing his opponents and driving away moderates in droves because he is a right wing ideologue who refuses to make even the slightest concession to achieve consensus.
- After the program exited, it placed the RTS line in its original low state, de-energizing the relay.
- Climate change doubt – seen by Tea Party activists as a litmus test of conservative credentials – is not, as it turns out, energising the Republican masses. Changing climate of Republican opinion doesn't agree with Tea Party
- Huckabee would consolidate the "solid South" for the Republicans, energizing the evangelical Christian base and fending off efforts by Obama to "redraw" the electoral map. Huckabee says he'd like to be McCain's running mate
- Everyone who makes a successful move from employee to entrepreneur has those liberating moments they remember as transforming, energizing experiences.
- Establish a support team around you. Find like minded people - and develop powerful, supportive and energising relationships.
- The United States Department of Homeland Security's Office of Intelligence and Analysis issued a report last week suggesting that current political and economic conditions are energizing right-wing extremist groups, that many of these groups follow extremely conservative ideologies and that some may seek to recruit and "radicalize" veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Vox Verax
- It corresponds directly to the contact pattern energizing the radiation.
- Zhang told the all-party parliamentary China group in Westminster todaythat Beijing's stimulus package was already showing signs of re-energising the Chinese economy.