pep (up) (Meaning)

pep (up)

to cause (someone or something) to become more lively or active, to become more lively or active

The invigorating music pepped up the weary crowd, igniting a spark of energy.
A brisk walk in the crisp morning air pepped me up and prepared me for the day ahead.
The news of her promotion pepped her up immensely, filling her with a sense of joy and accomplishment.
A cup of strong coffee pepped her up after a long night of studying.
The comedian's witty jokes pepped up the audience, eliciting laughter and smiles throughout the show.
A few words of encouragement from a friend pepped me up and gave me the confidence to face a difficult task.
The victory pepped up the team, boosting their morale and motivating them to strive for further success.
A motivational speech pepped up the employees, inspiring them to work with renewed enthusiasm and purpose.
The band's energetic performance pepped up the crowd, creating an atmosphere of excitement and dancing.
A refreshing shower pepped me up and prepared me for a productive afternoon.

to cause (someone or something) to become more lively or active, to become more lively or active

amp (up), jazz (up),stimulate, zip (up), lift, revive, motive, vitalize, excite, motivate

dull, kill, damp, wash out, harass, deaden, weary, dampen, exhaust, drain

The invigorating music pepped up the weary crowd, igniting a spark of energy.

A brisk walk in the crisp morning air pepped me up and prepared me for the day ahead.

The news of her promotion pepped her up immensely, filling her with a sense of joy and accomplishment.

A cup of strong coffee pepped her up after a long night of studying.