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Verb(1) (2) cause to be alert and energetic(3) raise to a higher energy level(4) activate; give more life

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(1) The clasp makes contact with the other terminal of battery to energize the light source.(2) His striking of the ball is excellent for a relative novice and his enthusiasm for the game seems to energize those around him.(3) The deeper appreciation will motivate and energize you.(4) u2018He is excited and energised by the prospect and believes it has much to offer the people of the town,u2019 says the report.(5) Listen to a radio station that makes you laugh - laughter is one of the best energizers around!(6) If there's a good fit right away, then they experience a sense of recognition and are energized to move on.(7) It's still energized by the solar panels.(8) They take about three to five minutes to come to full brightness after they are energized .(9) Everyone felt connected, energized , and enthused; the team was ready to move forward.(10) This empowers and energizes you to move forward in life.(11) Intense heat from gunpowder's pyrotechnic flame energizes electrons in the metal atoms and metal-containing molecules.(12) If my enthusiasm for one activity drops off I can move to another that will energise me again.(13) I was tired and worn out, having been teaching all day, but left her, energised and full of enthusiasm.(14) And people are excited and energised and inspired because they realise that there can be this kind of empowerment and democracy.(15) This isn't to say, however, that we should not be celebrating our brightest and best, our innovators, energisers and inspirers in the fields of arts, science, business and beyond.(16) Don't miss your chance to be inspired and energized by what Tom has to say about the future for business.