jazzed (up) (Meaning)

jazzed (up)

to make (something) more interesting, exciting, or attractive

The prospect of a promotion jazzed him up and filled him with newfound enthusiasm.
The crowd was jazzed up for the concert, eagerly awaiting the electrifying performance.
The vibrant colors and lively music jazzed up the dull room, creating a cheerful atmosphere.
The new car's sleek design and powerful engine jazzed up his daily commute.
The unexpected vacation plan jazzed up their monotonous routine, promising adventure and excitement.
The energetic speaker jazzed up the audience, inspiring them with their passion and enthusiasm.
The aroma of freshly baked cookies jazzed up the kitchen, beckoning everyone to indulge.
The prospect of a weekend getaway jazzed up her spirits, banishing her midweek blues.
The vibrant street art jazzed up the urban landscape, adding a dash of color and creativity to the concrete jungle.
The thrill of climbing a rock wall jazzed up her adrenaline, leaving her exhilarated and eager for more.

to make (something) more interesting, exciting, or attractive

energized, resurrected, freshened,enlivened, recreated, refreshed, renewed, animated, resuscitated, exhilarated

weary,drained, exhausted, tired, weakened, enervated, knackered, dispirited, emasculated, deadened

The prospect of a promotion jazzed him up and filled him with newfound enthusiasm.

The crowd was jazzed up for the concert, eagerly awaiting the electrifying performance.

The vibrant colors and lively music jazzed up the dull room, creating a cheerful atmosphere.

The new car's sleek design and powerful engine jazzed up his daily commute.