quickener (Meaning)

Wordnet

quickener (n)

an agent that gives or restores life or vigor

Webster

One who, or that which, quickens.

The quickener moved through her body, a sudden surge of energy that announced the beginning of new life.
The midwife felt for the quickener, a crucial sign that the baby was alive and well.
The quickening was a moment of profound joy and anticipation, a reminder that a new soul was on its way.
The doctor reassured the mother that the quickener could sometimes be mistaken for indigestion or gas.
The ancient healers believed that the quickener was caused by the soul entering the body of the unborn child.
The quickener was an unmistakable sign that the wait was almost over, that the miracle of birth was imminent.
The quickening brought with it a renewed sense of responsibility and awe, a realization that a precious being was growing within.
The mother's body responded to the quickener with a surge of hormones, preparing for the upcoming labor and delivery.
The quickener served as a reminder of the interconnectedness of life, that even in the womb, a new journey was about to begin.
The quickener was a beacon of hope and reassurance, a promise of a future filled with love and purpose.

an agent that gives or restores life or vigorOne who, or that which, quickens.

rush,accelerate, push, encourage, urge,hasten, facilitate, hurry, fast-track, speed (up)

slow (down), decelerate, retard, interfere (with), interfere (with), hinder, brake, slow (down), hamper, encumber

The quickener moved through her body, a sudden surge of energy that announced the beginning of new life.

The midwife felt for the quickener, a crucial sign that the baby was alive and well.

The quickening was a moment of profound joy and anticipation, a reminder that a new soul was on its way.

The doctor reassured the mother that the quickener could sometimes be mistaken for indigestion or gas.