jump-started (Meaning)
jump-started
to impart fresh or renewed energy to (something), to start or restart (something) rapidly or forcefully, to start (an engine or vehicle) by temporary connection to an external power source (such as another vehicle's battery)
Synonyms & Antonyms of jump-started
Synonyms:
- electrified
- quickened
- revived
- animated
- livened (up)
- jazzed (up)
- awakened
- vivified
- rallied
- aroused
- vitalized
- enlivened
- excited
- sparked
- awoke
- energized
- invigorated
- spiked
- strengthened
- fired
- provoked
- cheered
- recreated
- activated
- triggered
- roused
- braced
- boosted
- zipped (up)
- charged
- propelled
- drove
- stirred
- raised
- motivated
- lifted
- inspired
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- juiced up
- revitalized
- steeled
- re-energized
- restimulated
- buoyed
- reanimated
- enkindled
- turned on
- amped (up)
- reinvigorated
- fermented
- renewed
- reawakened
- awaked
- whipped (up)
- kindled
- infused
- actuated
- rekindled
- instigated
- moved
- motived
- incited
- resurrected
- recharged
- woke (up)
- emboldened
- impelled
- fortified
- heartened
- regenerated
- fomented
- filliped
- galvanized
- gingered (up)
- reactivated
- rejuvenated
- refreshed
- enflamed
- pepped (up)
- resuscitated
- waked (up)
- reenergized
- abetted
- set off
- inflamed
Antonyms:
jump-started Sentence Examples
- The new battery jump-started the ailing car, bringing it back to life.
- The surprise announcement jump-started the company's stock price.
- The inspiring speech jump-started the team's morale, turning the tide of the battle.
- The discovery of a new breakthrough jump-started the research project.
- The unexpected encounter with the celebrity jump-started the young actor's career.
- The government initiative jump-started the economy, stimulating growth and innovation.
- The heartwarming story jump-started a wave of kindness and compassion throughout the community.
- The technological advancement jump-started scientific progress, pushing the boundaries of human knowledge.
- The online campaign jump-started a movement for social change, empowering countless individuals.
- The pandemic restrictions jump-started a shift in lifestyle, fostering new habits and perspectives.
FAQs About the word jump-started
to impart fresh or renewed energy to (something), to start or restart (something) rapidly or forcefully, to start (an engine or vehicle) by temporary connection
stimulated, electrified, quickened, revived, animated, livened (up), jazzed (up), awakened, vivified, rallied
weakened, sapped, fatigued, deadened, washed out, dulled, damped, burnt out, burned out, inhibited
The new battery jump-started the ailing car, bringing it back to life.
The surprise announcement jump-started the company's stock price.
The inspiring speech jump-started the team's morale, turning the tide of the battle.
The discovery of a new breakthrough jump-started the research project.
