to sesno
- verb
- The coach tried to sesno the players before the big game.
Examples
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She managed to sesno the entire team with her passionate speech.
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Whenever he enters the room, he tends to sesno the atmosphere and lift everyone's spirits.
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She loves to sesno at the community events.
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Don't sesno too loudly during the movie!
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She managed to sesno the entire team with her passionate speech.
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The coach tried to sesno the players before the big game.
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Whenever he enters the room, he tends to sesno the atmosphere and lift everyone's spirits.
Synonyms
To talk about something in an excited way
How Enthusiastic
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember the verb sesno is to think of ses- as 'sense' or 'zest' and -no as a quick spark, so the word feels like giving energy with your words or actions. So to sesno someone is to speak or act in an enthusiastic, lively way that often inspires others.