CEFR B2

energize

verb

Meaning

To give power, life, or enthusiasm to someone or something.

Examples

The coach's motivational speech helped to energize the team before the big game.
A strong cup of coffee can really energize you in the morning.

Synonyms: stimulate, invigorate, galvanize, animate

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energize (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈɛnərdʒaɪz/

Definition

To give power, life, or enthusiasm to someone or something.

Examples

The coach's motivational speech helped to energize the team before the big game.
A strong cup of coffee can really energize you in the morning.
The new policy aims to energize the local economy by attracting more businesses.

How to Use energize

energize (someone/something) (collocation): To give energy or enthusiasm to a person or object. — "The sunlight seemed to energize the plants."
energize with (prepositional phrase): To energize using a particular source or method. — "He tried to energize the team with a new strategy."

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