kick start (Meaning)

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kick start (n)

a starter (as on a motorcycle) that is activated with the foot and the weight of the body

Wordnet

start (a motorcycle) by means of a kick starter

No weak antonyms found.

The coffee in the morning was the kick start I needed to face the day's challenges.
The company decided to kick start its marketing campaign with a social media giveaway.
The hiking trip kick-started my fitness journey and ignited a newfound love for outdoor adventures.
The government's economic stimulus package aims to kick start the economy and boost consumer spending.
A nutritional diet and regular exercise kick-started my journey to a healthier lifestyle.
The new project manager was brought in to kick start the lagging project and bring it back on track.
The heart-stopping action movie kick-started the summer blockbuster season.
The unexpected promotion kick-started his career and opened up new opportunities for professional growth.
The kick start of the car engine brought a sense of relief, as it had been struggling to start lately.
The inspirational speech kick-started the team's determination and renewed their commitment to achieving their goals.

a starter (as on a motorcycle) that is activated with the foot and the weight of the body, start (a motorcycle) by means of a kick starter

jump-start, rekindle, revitalize, resurrect,revive, resuscitate, regenerate, renew, recharge, reanimate

suppress, suppress, kill,kill, extinguish, extinguish,quench, quench,

The coffee in the morning was the kick start I needed to face the day's challenges.

The company decided to kick start its marketing campaign with a social media giveaway.

The hiking trip kick-started my fitness journey and ignited a newfound love for outdoor adventures.

The government's economic stimulus package aims to kick start the economy and boost consumer spending.