revving (up) Synonyms
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revving (up) Meaning
revving (up)
to become more active, to make (someone or something) more active or effective
revving (up) Sentence Examples
- The car's engine was revving up, its roar echoing through the empty street.
- Sarah revved up her motorcycle, feeling the thrill of acceleration beneath her.
- As the tension built, the crowd began to rev up with excitement for the performance.
- The band revved up their instruments, ready to unleash a storm of sound.
- Tom's heart was revving up with anticipation as he awaited the outcome of the game.
- The machine revved up, its gears grinding as it started to work.
- The athlete revved up their energy levels with a burst of stretching and warm-up exercises.
- The spaceship's engines roared as they revved up for takeoff.
- The crowd revved up their support, cheering and waving flags as the team took the field.
- As the climax of the movie approached, the tension revved up to a fever pitch.
FAQs About the word revving (up)
to become more active, to make (someone or something) more active or effective
provoking,encouraging, stirring, stimulating, firing (up), exciting, sparking, whipping (up), impassioning, motiving
soothing, tranquilizing, calming, subduing,tranquillizing, placating, appeasing, pacifying,mollifying
The car's engine was revving up, its roar echoing through the empty street.
Sarah revved up her motorcycle, feeling the thrill of acceleration beneath her.
As the tension built, the crowd began to rev up with excitement for the performance.
The band revved up their instruments, ready to unleash a storm of sound.
