channelise (Meaning)
Wordnet
channelise (v)
direct the course; determine the direction of travelling
make a channel for; provide with a channel
send from one person or place to another
cause to form a channel
Synonyms & Antonyms of channelise
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
channelise Sentence Examples
- The manager sought to channelise the team's efforts towards achieving the project goals.
- She decided to channelise her energy into pursuing a new career opportunity.
- The organization aimed to channelise public donations towards essential humanitarian aid efforts.
- The coach worked to channelise the players' competitive spirit into teamwork on the field.
- He endeavored to channelise his creative impulses into a coherent artistic vision.
- The government proposed measures to channelise foreign investment into key sectors of the economy.
- The therapist helped her client channelise their emotions constructively to manage stress.
- Channelising thoughts through meditation can lead to greater mental clarity and focus.
- The teacher sought to channelise the students' enthusiasm for learning into meaningful academic pursuits.
- Channelising resources efficiently is essential for the success of any project or initiative.
FAQs About the word channelise
direct the course; determine the direction of travelling, make a channel for; provide with a channel, send from one person or place to another, cause to form a
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The manager sought to channelise the team's efforts towards achieving the project goals.
She decided to channelise her energy into pursuing a new career opportunity.
The organization aimed to channelise public donations towards essential humanitarian aid efforts.
The coach worked to channelise the players' competitive spirit into teamwork on the field.
