energized (Meaning)

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energized (imp. & p. p.)

of Energize

After a brisk morning walk, I felt energized and ready to tackle the day's challenges.
The electrifying atmosphere of the concert left the audience energized and exhilarated.
The sight of the ocean, with its crashing waves and expansive horizon, always energizes me and fills me with awe.
The team's victory energized the entire city, creating a sense of pride and unity among the residents.
The prospect of a new adventure energized the young explorer, making them eager to embark on their journey.
The nourishing meal provided the weary hiker with the energy they needed to continue their trek through the mountains.
The teacher's passionate storytelling energized the students, captivating their attention and sparking their imaginations.
The unexpected act of kindness energized the recipient, reminding them of the inherent goodness in humanity.
The rhythmic beat of the music energized the dancers, allowing them to move with fluidity and grace.
The success of the project energized the entire team, motivating them to strive for even greater achievements in the future.

of Energize

invigorated, revived,refreshed, resuscitated, freshened, rested, reanimated,renewed, reenergized, exhilarated

tired, drained, weary,drained, exhausted, tired, weakened, weary, weakened, exhausted

After a brisk morning walk, I felt energized and ready to tackle the day's challenges.

The electrifying atmosphere of the concert left the audience energized and exhilarated.

The sight of the ocean, with its crashing waves and expansive horizon, always energizes me and fills me with awe.

The team's victory energized the entire city, creating a sense of pride and unity among the residents.