energize
21energize — en|er|gize [ enər,dʒaız ] verb transitive to make someone feel full of energy or enthusiasm a. to make electricity or another form of power flow into a machine …
22Energize(d) — To send electricity through a electricity transmission and distribution network; a conductor or power line that is carrying current …
23energize — or energise 1》 give vitality and enthusiasm to: people were energized by his ideas. 2》 supply energy to …
24energize — I. v. n. 1. Act, be active, be in action or operation, operate. 2. Act with vigor, act forcibly. II. v. a. Give energy to, give force to, excite to action …
25energize — also ise BrE verb (T) 1 to make someone feel more determined and energetic 2 (usually passive) to make a machine work: electric motors energized by solar cells energizing adjective …
26energize — verb 1) people are energized by his ideas Syn: enliven, liven up, animate, vitalize, invigorate, perk up, excite, electrify, stimulate, stir up, fire up, rouse, motivate, move, drive, spur on, encourage …
27energize — v 1. enliven, invigorate, liven up, pep up; stimulate, animate, reanimate, whet, motivate, inspirit, inspire, Inf. sparkplug, galvanize, electrify; vivify, quicken, vitalize. 2. actuate, activate, move, rouse, waken; incite, arouse, rouse up,… …
28energize — en·er·gize …
29energize — en•er•gize [[t]ˈɛn ərˌdʒaɪz[/t]] v. gized, giz•ing 1) to give energy to; rouse into activity 2) cvb elm to supply electrical current to or store electrical energy in 3) to put forth energy • Etymology: 1745–55 en′er•giz er, n …
30energize — To activate (a solenoid, relay, etc.) by providing sufficient energy …
