galvanizer
- noun
- /ˈɡælvəˌnaɪzər/
:
motivador
- She is a true galvanizer of the community.
Examples
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History remembers him as a galvanizer of social change during a time of crisis.
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Her talent as a galvanizer helped transform the struggling community group into a thriving organization.
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The coach was known as a galvanizer who always brought out the best in his team.
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The team needs a galvanizer to inspire them.
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The community rallied around their new leader, who proved to be a true galvanizer of change.
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As a motivational speaker, her role was to act as a galvanizer for those seeking to improve their lives.
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His passionate speech served as a galvanizer for many, inspiring them to join the movement.
Synonyms
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6.5
A person who stirs up strong public feelings for political change
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7.2
A person who leads and inspires others in a cause
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4.6
A person who makes other people feel more energetic and motivated
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9.9
A person who strongly encourages others to act
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8.1
A person who persuades others to do something or accept an idea
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5.8
A person who encourages people and makes them want to act
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5.8
A person who encourages and organizes people to take action for a cause
A person who makes others feel excited and full of energy
A person who encourages others to act and keep making progress
A person who strongly encourages people to act, often for moral or religious reasons
A person who starts and organizes a project or movement
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Etymology
Galvanizer comes from the name of the Italian scientist Galvani, whose work with electricity made muscles twitch, so the verb galvanize began to mean 'to shock or excite into action', and a galvanizer is a person who 'makes others act' or feel motivated.