to pneumatize

Examples

• All

• Ancient rituals were designed to pneumatize the participants, connecting them to the divine.

• The teacher aims to pneumatize her students with enthusiasm.

• The charismatic leader hoped to pneumatize his followers with a renewed sense of purpose.

• The church pneumatized the new congregation with hope.

• The charismatic leader hoped to pneumatize his followers with a renewed sense of purpose.

• Ancient rituals were designed to pneumatize the participants, connecting them to the divine.

• The music seemed to pneumatize the entire audience, lifting their spirits.

Synonyms

I

to imbue

vsto pneumatize

22 6.9

To fill a person or thing with a particular quality

is specifically about infusing religious or sacred vitality

T

to translate

vsto pneumatize

• Literature

5 9.1

Move someone into a higher spiritual state

focuses on infusing lasting religious power and vitality

S

to spirit up

vsto pneumatize

• Informal

3 7.0

Make someone feel happier and full of energy

aims for deep religious empowerment beyond simple morale boosting

R

to revivify

vsto pneumatize

• Formal

1 8.5

To give new life and energy to people or things

focuses on spiritual renewal and long lasting religious vitality

S

to spirit

vsto pneumatize

1 6.8

To make someone feel lively, brave, or full of energy

expresses sacred religious power rather than plain liveliness or courage

E

to ensoul

vsto pneumatize

1 9.9

To give an inner life to a person or thing

focuses on spiritual power rather than personal life force

S

to spiritualize

vsto pneumatize

1 8.0

To give something a religious meaning or feeling

is about adding spiritual vigor and personal religious power

I

to irradiate

vsto pneumatize

• Literature

1 9.9

To fill someone's heart or mind with spiritual understanding

leans toward religious vitality and inward spiritual empowerment

S

to spiritize

vsto pneumatize

• Archaic

9.9

To make something feel holy or full of life

emphasizes religious power and inner sacred vitality

I

to inspirited

vsto pneumatize

• Archaic

7.4

To make someone feel brave and excited

stresses sacred or religious vitality rather than general courage

Antonyms

D

to dishearten

8 5.3

To make someone lose hope or confidence

How Inspired

to enrapture

• Literature

6 7.8

to pneumatize

• Formal

9.9

to encourage

∞ 2.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology