catalyze (Meaning)
catalyze (v)
change by catalysis or cause to catalyze
Synonyms & Antonyms of catalyze
Synonyms:
- induce
- encourage
- work
- bring about
- result (in)
- translate (into)
- invoke
- draw on
- effectuate
- make
- effect
- yield
- spawn
- engender
- promote
- beget
Antonyms:
catalyze Sentence Examples
- The discovery of antibiotics catalyzed a revolution in modern medicine.
- A mentor's encouragement can catalyze a student's academic success.
- Economic incentives can catalyze innovation and entrepreneurship.
- Public awareness campaigns can catalyze social change on important issues.
- Advances in technology often catalyze shifts in industry practices.
- Environmental disasters can catalyze policy changes aimed at prevention and mitigation.
- Collaboration between researchers can catalyze breakthroughs in scientific understanding.
- Artistic expression has the power to catalyze emotions and provoke thought.
- Personal tragedies can catalyze introspection and personal growth.
- Political movements can catalyze shifts in societal norms and values.
FAQs About the word catalyze
change by catalysis or cause to catalyze
prompt, bring, cause, generate, do, produce,create,induce, encourage, work
restrict, restrain, quell, inhibit, dampen, restrain, suppress, quell, subdue, limit
The discovery of antibiotics catalyzed a revolution in modern medicine.
A mentor's encouragement can catalyze a student's academic success.
Economic incentives can catalyze innovation and entrepreneurship.
Public awareness campaigns can catalyze social change on important issues.
