kick-start (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of kick-start

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The company's success was kick-started by a series of strategic investments.
The coffee's caffeine kick-started my morning.
I need a new project to kick-start my creative juices.
Some countries have kick-started their economies by investing in infrastructure.
The speaker's inspiring words kick-started the audience's enthusiasm.
The discovery of antibiotics kick-started a new era in healthcare.
The new product's launch kick-started a wave of interest among consumers.
The team's victory kick-started a winning streak.
The government's initiatives kick-started job creation and economic growth.
The concert's energetic performance kick-started a night of dancing and fun.

jump-start, revitalize, rekindle, resurrect, revivify, rejuvenate, reactivate, recharge,revive, resuscitate

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

The company's success was kick-started by a series of strategic investments.

The coffee's caffeine kick-started my morning.

I need a new project to kick-start my creative juices.

Some countries have kick-started their economies by investing in infrastructure.