energises

Puts life into

Energises is the British spelling of energizes.

To energise is to give energy or vitality to something: The coffee energised her for the morning ahead.

A leader energises supporters; a new idea energises a stale project.

The word suggests activation or invigoration—turning potential into action.

physical

invigorates

Fills with energy

revitalisesGives new strength
awakensBecomes conscious again
stimulatesPrompts into action

refreshes · activates · boosts · enlivens · recharges · perks up · rejuvenates · animates · quickens · restores

electrical

powers

Abilities or authorities held

chargesAmounts owed or alleged
activatesCauses to function
suppliesResources for a task

conducts · circuits · voltage · current · grid · battery · electrons · converts · transmits · generates

motivational

inspires

Fills with creative urge

motivatesSupplies incentive to act
drivesMoves or compels
empowersGrants ability or authority

excites · enthuses · spurs · encourages · fuels · ignites · rallies · rouses · mobilises · propels

Opposites

energy transfer

energisesexhausts

Completely uses up

drains · depletes · tires · fatigues · wears out

motivation and drive

energisesdisheartens

Causes loss of hope

discourages · dispirits · demotivates · deflates · dampens

activation state

energisessedates

Drugs to calm

calms · soothes · relaxes · lulls · subdues

Family

energised, energise, energising, energiser, energisers

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