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Definition of vitalize in English: vitalize(British vitalise) verb ˈvʌɪt(ə)lʌɪzˈvaɪdlˌaɪz [with object]Give strength and energy to. yoga calms and vitalizes body and mind Example sentencesExamples - She felt a great hope swelling in her heart, vitalizing her entire being.
- Music created by British Asians is vitalizing the club scene with its funky sounds and Indian dance and theater is enriching the arts.
- This would vitalise the tourist trade, forcing foreigners to come here to acquire the white gold, and would be a better long-term solution as opposed to exporting the raw ivory in bulk to China.
- Fresh or dried dill weed and ground pepper vitalize a cucumber, onion, and vinegar combination.
- And it is precisely this intangible element - a sense of shared values and community - that is the legacy that seems to be the driving force sustaining and vitalizing this collection.
- And it is this current state of affairs that allows and indeed vitalizes a penal code that calls for ever more executions to be carried out by the state in expiation of such defiling acts that pollute the sacred public domain.
- Plato has played a markedly vitalizing role in the history of European thought.
- For three decades, tribal colleges and universities have been working to preserve and vitalize our cultures and traditions.
- Will need not destroy; it can vitalize, it can lust for good.
- Tuna tartare, served in hollowed-out lemons, is vitalized with an unexpected foursome of currants, pine nuts, fava beans, and sun-dried tomatoes.
- Genuine art sensitizes, vitalizes, humanizes and always represents a danger to the existing state of things.
- There was a competitive edge, which vitalised the most mundane of conversations.
- There was a pull, a peaceful power, in that simple sound, and its strength bolstered and vitalized the vegetation perhaps even more than more ordinary methods of caretaking.
- Hydropaths believed that the sick body's self-curative powers could be vitalized by copious amounts of water, taken internally and externally, a non-stimulating diet, sunlight, exercise, and relaxation.
- Americanisms have vitalised the English language.
- Instead, by the end of the workday, they're already vitalized and eager to hit a hard evening workout.
- Enjoy fresh, wholesome vegetarian foods that vitalize the body.
- He then vitalizes this theory by describing the rise of the United States to world preeminence, employing a highly original structure and a set of sophisticated, internally consistent paradigms.
- The goal is to conceptualize the two intellectual activities as synergistic with ideas emerging from one and vitalizing the other.
- ‘Gambling is part of tourism and can vitalise it,’ Miller said.
Synonyms invigorate, strengthen, energize, enliven, liven up, animate, rejuvenate, restore, revive, refresh
Derivatives nounvʌɪt(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n As part of their efforts to encourage community vitalization, several study groups organized community-produced dramas. Example sentencesExamples - It is not itself, unlike Aristotle's ‘soul’, a principle of vitalization.
- We were brought up to husband Nature, to accept its uncertainties and to extend our being into human communities for subsistence and vitalisation.
- However, since little happened in the vitalization of a moribund and hidebound university in the 1920s, more active steps need to be taken to restore the university to a leading role in a national culture.
Definition of vitalize in US English: vitalize(British vitalise) verbˈvaɪdlˌaɪzˈvīdlˌīz [with object]Give strength and energy to. yoga calms and vitalizes body and mind Example sentencesExamples - Tuna tartare, served in hollowed-out lemons, is vitalized with an unexpected foursome of currants, pine nuts, fava beans, and sun-dried tomatoes.
- The goal is to conceptualize the two intellectual activities as synergistic with ideas emerging from one and vitalizing the other.
- This would vitalise the tourist trade, forcing foreigners to come here to acquire the white gold, and would be a better long-term solution as opposed to exporting the raw ivory in bulk to China.
- Enjoy fresh, wholesome vegetarian foods that vitalize the body.
- Will need not destroy; it can vitalize, it can lust for good.
- And it is precisely this intangible element - a sense of shared values and community - that is the legacy that seems to be the driving force sustaining and vitalizing this collection.
- And it is this current state of affairs that allows and indeed vitalizes a penal code that calls for ever more executions to be carried out by the state in expiation of such defiling acts that pollute the sacred public domain.
- Fresh or dried dill weed and ground pepper vitalize a cucumber, onion, and vinegar combination.
- Hydropaths believed that the sick body's self-curative powers could be vitalized by copious amounts of water, taken internally and externally, a non-stimulating diet, sunlight, exercise, and relaxation.
- There was a competitive edge, which vitalised the most mundane of conversations.
- He then vitalizes this theory by describing the rise of the United States to world preeminence, employing a highly original structure and a set of sophisticated, internally consistent paradigms.
- Instead, by the end of the workday, they're already vitalized and eager to hit a hard evening workout.
- Americanisms have vitalised the English language.
- She felt a great hope swelling in her heart, vitalizing her entire being.
- Music created by British Asians is vitalizing the club scene with its funky sounds and Indian dance and theater is enriching the arts.
- There was a pull, a peaceful power, in that simple sound, and its strength bolstered and vitalized the vegetation perhaps even more than more ordinary methods of caretaking.
- Genuine art sensitizes, vitalizes, humanizes and always represents a danger to the existing state of things.
- ‘Gambling is part of tourism and can vitalise it,’ Miller said.
- For three decades, tribal colleges and universities have been working to preserve and vitalize our cultures and traditions.
- Plato has played a markedly vitalizing role in the history of European thought.
Synonyms invigorate, strengthen, energize, enliven, liven up, animate, rejuvenate, restore, revive, refresh
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