jazz (up) Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- spike
- stir
- invigorate
- motive
- recreate
- motivate
- propel
- awaken
- spark
- excite
- amp-up-
- revive
- electrify
- brace
- vitalize
- cheer
- whip-up-
- strengthen
- fire
- drive
- activate
- enliven
- quicken
- wake-up-
- trigger
- energize
- lift
- arouse
- pep-up-
- juice-up
- awake
- vivify
- animate
- inspire
- jump-start
- provoke
- ginger-up-
Weak:
jazz (up) Meaning
jazz (up)
to make (something) more interesting, exciting, or attractive
jazz (up) Sentence Examples
- The old jazz record crackled and popped as it played on the turntable, evoking a forgotten era.
- The musicians jazzed up the traditional tune with unexpected rhythms and improvisations.
- Her enthusiasm jazzed up the party atmosphere, making everyone feel more lively.
- The designer jazzed up the plain dress with intricate beading and colorful embroidery.
- The chef jazzed up the simple dish by adding a flavorful sauce and garnish.
- The lawyer jazzed up his closing argument with witty anecdotes and dramatic pauses.
- The writer jazzed up the boring article with vivid imagery and engaging characters.
- The painter jazzed up the canvas with vibrant colors and abstract brushstrokes.
- The comedian jazzed up his routine with topical humor and self-deprecating jokes.
- The singer jazzed up the old ballad with a soulful rendition that left the audience spellbound.
FAQs About the word jazz (up)
to make (something) more interesting, exciting, or attractive
zip (up),stimulate, liven (up), spike, stir, invigorate, motive, recreate, motivate, propel
deaden, undermine,kill, harass, do in, knock out, wear, exhaust, wear out, wash out
The old jazz record crackled and popped as it played on the turntable, evoking a forgotten era.
The musicians jazzed up the traditional tune with unexpected rhythms and improvisations.
Her enthusiasm jazzed up the party atmosphere, making everyone feel more lively.
The designer jazzed up the plain dress with intricate beading and colorful embroidery.
