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enliven
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See: inspire, spirit, stimulate


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The causal mechanism has been postulated to be a field effect of consciousness: enlivenment of the unified field by the peace-creating group produces an effect of collective coherence that extends into the larger population.
in which he mentions wind farms, the European Union and a general lack of enlivenment in many other letters (Voice of the North, December 22).
It does not seem unnatural to associate friendly stimulation of a brisk and businesslike attitude with the invigoration and enlivenment of the wind in the phrase a brisk wind (cf.
 
 
 
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