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energize
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energize verb activate, agitate, animate, augment, boost, charge, dynamize, elate, electrify, empower, enliven, excite to action, exhilarate, galvanize, give life to, goad, imbue with life, incite, inflame, inspire, intensify, invigorate, kindle, labor, liven, magnetize, pep up, quicken, reinforce, restore, spur, stimulate, strain, strengthen, struggle, toil, vitalize, vivify
See also: activate, agitate, empower, incite, reinforce, renew, restore, stimulate
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