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Galvanising meaning
present participle and gerund of galvanise
Synonyms of Galvanising
Example sentences (14)
Another generation would go on to experience the galvanising force of nature of Clive.
However, with the fight for marriage equality having been fought and won, transgender issues have become the galvanising force for some conservative politicians, parents and right-wing extremists who seem determined to wind back the advances made.
When Everton were docked 10 points, there was a lot of talk about it creating a siege mentality and galvanising the squad.
Halloween played a part in galvanising sales, with 3.2 million households buying at least one pumpkin, while spending on confectionery hit £525 million as sales of chocolates and sweets climbed by 13% and 7% respectively.
Ms Anatolitis said there were “lots of really interesting, focusing, galvanising moments to intensify the conversation”.
Last year’s prize was awarded to Sir David Attenborough and BBC Studios’ Natural History Unit for the “sustained impact of the TV series in galvanising public engagement on the problem of plastic pollution in the world’s oceans”.
The 23-year-old footballer has become the unlikely galvanising force of 2020, tirelessly and humbly campaigning for free school meals for children, in the face of a continually uninterested government.
The three minutes refers to Orange City Council's suggested shower time limit, which has had a galvanising effect on the local community since it was introduced in October.
This is galvanising to the queer characters in Wife.
The workers need to start turning out against corporate dictators and galvanising each other.
Three rolls of shade cloth, paint, mesh, galvanising paint and cement are needed for this task.
A less obvious example of this type of protection is the process of galvanising iron.
His arrival with a letter of introduction to Matthew Boulton from Benjamin Franklin was to have a galvanising effect on the existing circle, which began to explicitly identify itself as a group and actively started to attract new members.
Villeroi's capture caused a sensation in Europe, and had a galvanising effect on English public opinion.