energizing
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- adjective
- /ˈɛnərˌdʒaɪzɪŋ/
- Specialized
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energizante
- Listening to upbeat music can be energizing and motivate you to exercise.
- energizing effect
- the most energizing
Oh, let let's you and me bounce to a bath of energizing Sicilian lemon oil.
- Oh, let let's you and me bounce to a bath of energizing Sicilian lemon oil.
- What is the difference for you between that mindset getting exhausting versus energizing?
- And so I really found that very energizing and satisfying to work against WMD networks.
- And so it was energizing for us from a from a comedy standpoint to say, OK, how do you make somebody laugh in person?
- So this is a smoothness and glow energizing cream, A night recovery gel balm.
- The second is to combine the Natasha Denona kind of energizing and hydrating Primer serum to it and buff it in.
Examples
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You need to add energizing activities to your schedule.
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While it left me with more questions than answers, it was a lively and energizing discussion.
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And it's so energizing and exciting to hear about your work.
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But might it lead you to a a life that is energizing, where you feel alive, where you feel connected?
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Even after all these years, he is still the most interesting, energizing, and fully alive person I have ever met.
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I'm one of the rare ones for whom winter is more energizing than summer.
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Imagine how energizing and exciting it would be to wake up every day and feel like you're a part of something really cool.
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They told me what a beautiful, calm, energizing experience it was.
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You might see that there are other people who you don't see very often but are so energizing when you're with them.
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I've really been focused on finishing some outstanding projects... it's both energizing and a great way to keep rocking.
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Synonyms
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A process that makes something start working or gain power
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Giving something more energy and excitement
How Energizing
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- Specialized
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3.9
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2.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word energizing comes from energy, which traces back to the Greek energeia made of en- ('in') and erg- ('work'), so it originally meant 'in work' or active. That's why energizing describes something that 'gives energy' or makes you more active.