stimulate (Meaning)
stimulate (v)
act as a stimulant
cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner
stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of
cause to be alert and energetic
cause to occur rapidly
stir feelings in
provide the needed stimulus for
Synonyms & Antonyms of stimulate
Synonyms:
- awake
- raise
- juice up
- refresh
- pep (up)
- fire
- galvanize
- motive
- liven (up)
- amp (up)
- propel
- rouse
- resurrect
- boost
- trigger
- zip (up)
- jazz (up)
- spark
- wake (up)
- move
- cheer
- lift
- spike
- incite
- recreate
- impel
- brace
- rally
- charge
- fillip
Antonyms:
- do in
- quench
- enervate
- wash out
- still
- debilitate
- slow
- curb
- debilitate
- exhaust
- enfeeble
- sap
- wash out
- discourage
- wear out
- wear out
- repress
- burn out
- quench
- slow
- check
- knock out
- repress
- exhaust
- stunt
- discourage
- enervate
- stunt
- quell
- quell
- knock out
- fatigue
- burn out
- sap
- fatigue
- do in
- enfeeble
- check
- curb
- still
Synonyms:
- actuate
- set off
- hearten
- infuse
- embolden
- rejuvenate
- reawaken
- revitalize
- kindle
- renew
- inflame
- reinvigorate
- whip (up)
- abet
- rekindle
- restimulate
- enflame
- recharge
- reenergize
- regenerate
- ginger (up)
- steel
- enkindle
- ferment
- refreshen
- resuscitate
- turn on
- foment
- instigate
- buoy
- fortify
- reanimate
- reactivate
Antonyms:
stimulate Sentence Examples
- The coffee's caffeine stimulates the central nervous system, increasing alertness and focus.
- Exercise stimulates the production of endorphins, which can enhance mood and relieve pain.
- The aromatic scents of cinnamon and cloves stimulate the olfactory senses, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
- The tactile stimulation of massage therapy can promote relaxation and reduce tension.
- The vibrant colors of a painting can stimulate the visual cortex, evoking emotions and capturing attention.
- The sound of thunder stimulates the auditory system, creating a sense of awe and wonder.
- The taste of spicy foods stimulates the taste buds, releasing chemicals that signal pleasure and satisfaction.
- The touch of a loved one's hand stimulates the skin's receptors, conveying emotions and forging connections.
- Mental challenges and puzzles stimulate cognitive abilities, enhancing memory and problem-solving skills.
- The presence of sunlight stimulates the production of vitamin D, which is essential for bone health and overall well-being.
FAQs About the word stimulate
act as a stimulant, cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner, stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of, cause to be alert and energetic, cause to occur r
awaken, stir, jump-start, vitalize, excite, enliven, activate, animate, vivify, electrify
dull, harass, deaden, inhibit, drain, damp, wear, dampen, restrain, weaken
The coffee's caffeine stimulates the central nervous system, increasing alertness and focus.
Exercise stimulates the production of endorphins, which can enhance mood and relieve pain.
The aromatic scents of cinnamon and cloves stimulate the olfactory senses, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The tactile stimulation of massage therapy can promote relaxation and reduce tension.
