energised in English

verb

1

give vitality and enthusiasm to.

people were energized by his ideas

synonyms: enliven, liven up, animate, vitalize, invigorate, perk up, excite, electrify, stimulate, stir up, fire up, rouse, motivate, move, drive, spur on, encourage, galvanize, pep up, buck up, jump-start, kick-start, give a shot in the arm to, turbocharge

verb

enliven, liven up, animate, vitalize, invigorate, perk up, excite, electrify, stimulate, stir up, fire up, rouse, motivate, move, drive, spur on, encourage, galvanize, pep up, buck up, jump-start, kick-start, give a shot in the arm to, turbocharge
activate, trigger, trip, operate, actuate, switch on, turn on, start, start up, power
perk up, stimulate, brace, arouse
excite

Use "energised" in a sentence

1. India once possessed an energised, Machiavellian political culture.

2. When the relay is energised, power is supplied to an electrical load.

3. 17 The ceramic's crystals polarise in one of two alternate states when energised by an electric field.

4. In addition, where an energised switchboard is located in the same room or barricaded area it shall have its own Barricading …

5. Antonyms for Bleariest include brightest, liveliest, most unwearied, most distinct, most energised, most illuminated, most persistent, most unceasing, most long-suffering and most uncomplaining

6. Steinberg absterged afterings agentries astringed beaneries bedeafens Befingers befriends befringed befringes benefited benefiter breastfed breasting breedings deaneries defeaters defeating deferents denigrate deserting designate detainees detainers draftings driftages energised engrafted estranged eternised farseeing federates fenestrae

7. 'ack to the roots is a way of getting back in touch with our humanity and taking a more humble look at nature.The Alps represent a small corner of para-urban paradise, ideal for a quick get-away for those needing to be energised, for the New-Greens and the modern 'Bourgeois Bohemians'.