quickeneth
Gives life to
Quickeneth is an archaic third-person singular form of quicken, meaning to give life to, make alive, or make faster.
The -eth ending marks it as Early Modern English, found in the King James Bible and similar texts: The Spirit quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing.
In contemporary use, it appears only in historical quotation or deliberate archaism.
Give life to
- vivifyMake more alive
- vitalizeMake lively again
- invigorateTo fill with energy
- energizeSupply with vitality
awaken · arouse · stir · kindle · spark · inspirit · rouse · galvanize
To accelerate or rush
fast-track · propel · advance · further · precipitate · dispatch · facilitate · urge
Restore consciousness or vigor
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reanimateRestore to life
- regenerateRestore by regrowing
- renewMake valid again
resuscitate · reawaken · raise · rebirth · resurrection · bring forth · rise · spiritual awakening
animate
Give life to
- vivifyMake more alive
- vitalizeMake lively again
- invigorateTo fill with energy
energize · awaken · arouse · stir · kindle · spark · inspirit · rouse · galvanize · activate
hasten
To accelerate or rush
rush · fast-track · propel · advance · further · precipitate · dispatch · facilitate · urge · press
revive
Restore consciousness or vigor
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reanimateRestore to life
- regenerateRestore by regrowing
renew · resuscitate · reawaken · raise · rebirth · resurrection · bring forth · rise · spiritual awakening · divine breath