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Energizes meaning
third-person singular simple present indicative of energize
Example sentences (17)
As elections approach, sweeping generalizations have a certain allure that often energizes the frustrated and captivates the hopeful.
The other reason would be Momoa, who completely energizes the character of Aquaman to an endless degree of fun.
Biden hopes the message energizes the same voters who turned out four years ago when Northampton County narrowly flipped his way after supporting Trump by a thin margin in 2016.
Start your Monday off right by establishing a morning routine that energizes and prepares you for the day ahead.
That’s what excites and energizes a coach with Holtmann’s reputation and track record.
This innovative product, developed by water purification experts in South Korea, features the Amezcua Resonance Technology (ART), which energizes water to improve hydration and bio-energetic properties.
Today, ADNOC Distribution enables, enhances, and energizes every customer journey thanks to digitally enabled, innovative customer experiences and high-quality non-fuel retail products.
Instantly, wearing a weighted cover energizes the development of serotine and dopamine creation.
The loyalty and outpouring of support from our fans these past couple of weeks has been a driving factor in our return and it further energizes us to make a positive difference.
Hence, each tone nurtures and energizes each of the different body systems.
He works his butt off — I can’t disappoint him, so it energizes me.
It energizes the political machinery and improves visibility at a grass-roots level.
It’s a place where you’re pretty much playing in front of a packed, energized crowd every night, which I think certainly fuels our guys and energizes our guys.
I like to be active, it energizes me, it makes me feel alive.
That energizes you when you’re with young people.
You’re free from Saturn in your sign, and Mars in Sagittarius energizes you.
This energizes the battery, which detonates the explosive. citation Earlier forms of the detonator employed a vial of sulfuric acid surrounded by a mixture of potassium perchlorate and sugar.